With Michigan reopening and many people returning to in-person work, pets are being left home alone for the first time in a long time.

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

In popular culture, cats diets are traditionally portrayed as consisting of things like milk and tuna -- but are they really the best options to feed your cat? Local 4s Priya Mann met with Mike Palmer at Premier Pet Supply to find answers -- and they may surprise you: Cats are actually lactose intolerant, and tuna can contain an unhealthy amount of sodium. Watch the full interview in the video player above. Recent News