Share a Woofmints With Fido for February's Pet Dental Health Month

WOODSIDE, N.Y. - Dec. 5, 2016 - PRLog -- All pet owners will agree that getting a whiff of bad breath after receiving a big sloppy kiss from your canine companion is less than ideal. Sometimes the stench is so bad, it's enough to make you avoid that sweet little face all together. As February's Pet Dental Health Month draws near, it's time to find a remedy for bad breath. All-natural Woofmints will allow you to shower your pup with more love, hugs and fresh smelling kisses!

As much as we adore our fur babies, bad dog breath is a common problem pet parents are often faced with. Although brushing your canine's teeth is important for their dental health, most dogs will put up a fight during the process making it a real struggle for pet parents to accomplish the task. Pet owners tend to avoid brushing Fido's teeth, which doesn't help resolve the bad breath dilemma.

Woofmints are a unique, easy and effective way to help fight your dog's bad mouth odor. These vegan and gluten free gel capsules freshen dog's breath, naturally. The capsules (Purified Water, Starch, Glycerin) are filled with a fresh blend of Organic Sunflower Oil, Organic Peppermint Oil, and Parsley Oil.

Small enough to hide in your dog's food or favorite treat, Woofmints gel caps dissolve in their stomach, providing long lasting fresh breath from within. These capsules can be purchased in a 60 count bottle for $19.95 or a 120 count bottle for $26.80. Pet parents can also sign up for a 120 count bimonthly subscription for $20.95. All prices include free shipping and handling.

Woofmints can be purchased on Amazon.com as well. Prices: 60 count ($17.57) and 120 count ($27.06). https://www.amazon.com/Woofmints-Count-Natural-Breath-Freshener/dp/B01HRBRUNY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1479174776&sr=8-1&keywords=woof+mints.

What's the reason for your pet's horrendous dog breath? Some breeds are actually predisposed to really bad breath; however there are many additional causes for canine halitosis. Puppies who are teething can have stinky breath due to bacteria on the gum line as adult teeth push through. A not-so-pleasant diet may be another reason. Every once in a while your dog will decide to eat something pungent like cat poop in the yard or old food in the garbage. If your dog has a chronic love for ingesting gross things, this can certainly create foul breath. Woofmints are a great solution for both teething pups and our icky eaters as well.

It's crucial for pet parents to keep in mind that extremely foul odor can be the first sign of a severe dental problem. Excessive drooling, inflamed gums and loose teeth are indicators of oral disease, which is very common and should not be taken lightly. In fact, by age 2 an estimated 80% of dogs have some form of gum disease. Proper dental care is often overlooked and February's Pet Dental Health Month is here to remind you to develop a maintenance plan for your pet's oral hygiene. In addition to keeping Fido's breath minty fresh with Woofmints, do your best to brush teeth regularly and talk to your vet about other preventative measures to avoid developing Periodontal disease.

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