What are the causes of bad breath in Shiba Inu?

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Causes of Shiba Inu bad breath:

1. Most of Shiba Inu’s bad breath is due to unhygienic oral cavity. The owner ignores Shiba Inu’s oral health and does not develop the habit of regularly brushing Shiba Inu’s teeth, which causes food residues in the dog’s mouth to emit a peculiar smell.

2. If the Shiba Inu often eats garbage or suffers from pica and often eats its own feces, etc., the peculiar smell of the food will stay in the dog's mouth, which will also cause the dog's bad breath.

3. If the Shiba Inu always eats human food, eats too much greasy food or takes meat and canned food as the staple food, and does not eat dog food, etc. It can cause bad breath in dogs.

4. If Shiba Inu has constipation, diarrhea, or eats indigestible food that causes flatulence, food accumulation, etc., the smell of food fermentation in the stomach will also come out through the mouth.

5. When Shiba Inu suffers from dental calculus, dental plaque, oral ulcers and other diseases, there will be a lot of bacteria in the oral cavity, and there will be ulcers, which will cause the dog to have bad breath.

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