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We ask our dogs a lot of questions, and oftentimes “Who’s a good boy?” is second only to “Oh no, what did you eat?” Oro Valley’s bioscience industry has gained a new member with uPetsia, a University of Arizona startup that has developed a bacteria strain to quell bad breath in dogs.  uPetsia’s technology was developed by two associate professors out of the UA’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. The idea dates back to a Thanksgiving with friends. Co-founder Eric Lyons recalls friends and family sitting around a campfire with their dogs, an...

We ask our dogs a lot of questions, and oftentimes “Who’s a good boy?” is second only to “Oh no, what did you eat?” Oro...

Close A team of scientists from the University of Arizona believed to have found the cure for the dog's bad breath that can sometimes be worse than their bite. They developed a new harmless bacteria strain that eliminates the foul smell of the dog's breath for up to two hours. It is far from traditional means of eliminating halitosis in dogs that include using toothpaste and chew treats that only cover up the smell with other scents. The new bacteria strain is harmless and can completely eradicate the foul smell when added to the formula of dog food and treats. It is still in the developmenta...

Does your dog have bad breath? These Arizona researchers might have a solution If your fur baby has bad breath, there's new hope on the horizon. A new product in development right here in Arizona could change all that. Author: Rachel Cole Updated: 10:18 PM MST May 11, 2021 PHOENIX — University of Arizona researchers have developed a harmless bacteria strain to help battle bad breath in our furry friends. We all love our fur babies, they're always happy to see us when we get home and they never talk back! However, their breath can be "ruff" because of halitosi...

A team at the University of Arizona have developed a cure for bad breath in dogs Bacteria were modified to emit pleasant smells like pears  and mint The bacteria not only eliminated the foul breath, but also release a pleasant smell for dog owners  Scientists say the new bacteria strand is harmless and lasts up to two hours They are  improving the duration efficacy of the product up to eight or 12 hours The bacteria strand will be added to treats and dog food for easy consumption