7 Reasons Your Dog Smells Bad

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1.Skin Infections

Vet shampoos & antibiotics treat dog bacterial infections, while Epsom salt and staphage lysate injections are additional options if needed.

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2.Ear Infections

Treat inhalant allergies and ear problems together. Olive oil for ear mites. Foreign objects cause pus. Consult holistic vet for alternatives. Vet check for infections.

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3.Infected Gums and Oral Health Issues

Feed raw bones, brush daily. If tartar buildup, clean at vet for fresh breath.

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4.Urinary Infections

Dogs smelling of urine may have hygiene or health issues. Grooming and vet check-ups are crucial to prevent problems.

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5.Impacted Anal Glands

Dog smelling fishy when scared? Normal. But if constant odor from back end, infected/impacted perianal glands may be issue.

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6.Cancer of the Skin

Skin cancer in dogs can cause a foul odor due to rotting tissue from a fast-growing, infected tumor. Act quickly if you notice a lump to prevent spread.

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7.GI and Systemic Infections

Foul odor in dogs can indicate systemic infection or diseases like Parvo. Veterinary examination is crucial to rule out these causes promptly.