Showing posts with label dog breath. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dog breath. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 17, 2017

Wooftastic Woofmints

Woofmints Cologne is all natural and terrific smelling
Barking from the Bayou received Woofmints Cologne and Breath Gels in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own and Woofmints is not responsible for the contents of this post.
Bentley: “Hey, Pierre! Check out my new wooftastic Woofmints™ cologne. Don’t I smell amazing?”
Pierre: “You do smell minty fresh. Are you sure that you didn’t get a bath? I can’t catch a whiff of hound dog at all.”
Bentley: “It’s amazing, isn’t it? I just spritzed some of this new cologne and like magic, I smell fresh and minty. It moisturizes and hydrates too. Go ahead and run your paws over my back.”
Pierre: “I see what you mean. Is this a bottle of magic or what?”
Bentley: “According to the label, it is vitamin E, chamomile, aloe vera, and rosemary. It is PH balanced too so you know it is good for my skin.”
Pierre: “I need to borrow a few squirts before we go on our walk today. The girls are going to lose their minds over this scent.
Bentley: “Sure, you can use it. Woofmints cologne is cruelty-free and good for cats too. It is proudly made in the USA along with their Woofmints breath gel caps.”
Woofmints all natural breath mints keep your pup's mouth fresh smelling
Pierre: “I have been enjoying the Woofmints gel caps for fresh breath. They are all-natural, vegan and gluten free. The organic peppermint and parsley oils dissolve in my mouth and tummy so my breath is fresh from within. You should be able to tell a difference after a week of use. I can tell when I breathe into my paw that I have very kissable breath.”
Bentley: “Pucker up girls, the Bayou Boys are here and smelling wooftastic from our mouths to our tails!”   
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Tuesday, February 2, 2016

Take Care of Your Dog's Teeth Naturally

   February is Pet Dental Health Care month. That means it is time to look at how we can help our best friends have healthy teeth and fresh breath. It is always best to start a dental hygiene routine as soon as your pup moves in with you. Once they are used to having their teeth brushed, it can become something they enjoy. Bentley loves to have his teeth brushed. If you have tried everything to get your dog’s teeth brushed and nothing works, don’t fret. There are other things that you can do to help prevent decay. Today, we are going to look at some dental problems and holistic ways to help.
 Bentley Basset Hound brushing his teeth in a mirror