There is no doubt that humans and their pets share a special bond -- but, sometimes, that bond is not stronger than your pup’s bad breath. Just in time for pet dental health month, we want to get you thinking about ways to help tackle your pet’s bad breath and keep them healthy. Bad breath in animals can be caused by a number of factors, like their diet or the buildup of plaque and tarter. Luckily, pet owners have options when it comes to maintaining their pet’s dental health. Find more: All 4 Pets stories

Most of us have accepted the fact that some form of face coverings will be around for the foreseeable future. But have you noticed your breath doesnt smell that fresh behind your mask? Hes our medical expert and an emergency room doctor, and hell explain exactly whats to blame. Hell show you how to make it much better so you can tolerate those times when you need to wear your mask. Watch his report tomorrow (Wednesday, June 24) on Local 4 News Today at 6 a.m.