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Post by bluelagoon Mon May 09 2011, 22:08

Clyde is now 5 months and i have thought for the past few days that his breath smelt rather bad!! This morning i just about managed to look into his mouth and his gums at the back of his mouth were bleedin.. He has been a little of his food, so i added a little warm water to it, to soften it incase he has sore gums. My only concern is should his breath smell???
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Post by janey Mon May 09 2011, 22:44

Yes, its associated with teething. x
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Post by Guest Mon May 09 2011, 23:57

Especially if there is bleeding etc the heat in the mouth certainly brings out the smell! lol .. Vinnies breath never really smelt that bad tbh tho

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Post by Guest Tue May 10 2011, 07:55

It's normal. Just keep an eye on his gums to make sure they;re a good healthy colour, not really red or inflamed, and give him something cold to chew on. He'll be fine. The smell goes away when the bleeding stops! Blood smells horrible!

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Post by Guest Tue May 10 2011, 08:21

billy was the same, it goes soon

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