Why the Prince Collapsed: The Princess's Bad Breath — Educational MV 'After Eating, Brushing Revolution' Vol.9 'Bad Breath Kills Romance! Pomeranian' Released

Bad Breath Kills Romance! Pomeranian

Dog Diner Inc. (Headquarters: Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo; CEO: Mamasako Ishida), an online retailer of pet health foods, has released the original music video 'After Eating, Brushing Revolution' Vol.9 'Bad Breath Kills Romance! Pomeranian' on June 17, 2026. This installment features a fairy-tale romance between a Pomeranian princess and a Husky prince, delivering the powerful message that **'bad breath can kill romance.'** For the first time in the series, it blends fantasy and education within a grand ball setting.

▼ Music Video Viewing URL

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/GbcX2v3UrPo

Special Page (Rakuten): https://www.rakuten.co.jp/dogdiner/contents/hamigaki17/

■ Overview of the Music Video Release

Dog Diner Inc. has released the 9th episode of its educational music video series 'After Eating, Brushing Revolution,' titled 'Bad Breath Kills Romance! Pomeranian,' which communicates the importance of oral care for dogs and cats through music.

[Work Information]

Title: After Eating, Brushing Revolution Vol.9 'Bad Breath Kills Romance! Pomeranian'

Release Date: June 17, 2026

Format: Vertical short-form video

URL: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/GbcX2v3UrPo

■ MV Story: The Unexpected Incident at the Fairy-Tale Ball

The story unfolds at a lavish ball.

At the center of the dance floor, the Pomeranian princess and the Husky prince perform a graceful, synchronized dance, captivating the audience.

—Then, the incident occurs.

A strong odor of bad breath emanates from the princess.
The Husky prince stumbles, then collapses.

As the crowd panics, a Chihuahua butler calmly steps forward, holding the 'Brushing Revolution for Eating.' He quietly sprinkles it onto the princess’s food and offers it to her.

After she finishes eating, the prince regains consciousness, and the two are beautifully reunited—happily ever after.

Following the happy ending, a quiet message appears on screen:

Bad breath can kill romance.

This is the first fantasy-themed installment in the series, embedding the issue of pet bad breath within the elegance of a fairy tale.

■ Background of the Release: 'Brushing Revolution for Eating—Even for Love'

Previously, the series portrayed bad breath through monster-scale metaphors (Vol.5, Vol.7) and absurdist comedy (Vol.8).

For Vol.9, the perspective shifts dramatically.

The stage is now a fairy tale.
The tone is romance.

The core message remains the same: 'Bad breath is a nuisance,' 'Bad breath is a man-made disaster.' But the delivery method has changed.

Bad breath doesn’t just threaten life—it also damages relationships.

The distance between loved ones.
The intimacy with family.
The moment of a new connection.

Just as the fairy-tale romance between the princess and prince wavers due to bad breath, in reality, pet bad breath subtly alters the relationship between owners and others. Even family members who think 'my pet is so cute' may instinctively turn away—this is an unspoken yet undeniable truth.

On Rakuten’s content page, the campaign slogan is **'Brushing Revolution for Eating—Even for Love.'** This reflects our message: Vol.9 is not just educational, but a work created with the hope of a **'lovable future' for pets and their owners.**

Bad breath can be laughed off. But it truly can kill romance. That’s why it can’t be ignored. Vol.9 gently questions this using the power of fairy tales.

■ Risks of Pet Periodontal Disease

Approximately 80% of dogs over the age of 3 suffer from periodontal disease (American Veterinary Dental College)

Dogs with severe periodontal disease face a 1.4 to 1.6 times higher mortality risk (Large-scale survey by Banfield Pet Hospital, USA)

Periodontal bacteria can enter the bloodstream and affect the heart, brain, and kidneys

Bad breath is merely the entry point. It’s both a health issue and a relational one.

■ About the Product 'Brushing Revolution for Eating'

'Brushing Revolution for Eating' is a completely additive-free, powdered health supplement infused with propolis, designed to support pet oral care by simply sprinkling it on food.

[Product Features]

Effortless—just sprinkle on food

Completely additive-free powder (no coloring agents or preservatives)

Suitable for both dogs and cats

Contains propolis

[Our Commitment: Full Ingredient Transparency]

We never use vague labels like 'XX extract' or 'proprietary flavor blend.' All ingredients are clearly listed on the packaging and product page.

Dogs and cats cannot rinse or spit out their food. They ingest everything given to them. Therefore, we believe pet owners must clearly know exactly what they are feeding.

Additionally, diets high in additives can themselves contribute to bad breath. 'Brushing Revolution for Eating' is a completely additive-free product designed to balance oral care with overall health.

Product Page:
https://item.rakuten.co.jp/dogdiner/500003092/

■ Series Overview

'After Eating, Brushing Revolution' is an ongoing themed series.

Vol.1 'Pomeranian' (Released April 23, 2026) — Emotional resonance
Vol.2 'Shiba Inu: Escape from Bad Breath!' (April 30, 2026) — Comedy style
Vol.3 'I Hate Brushing!' (May 8, 2026) — Relatable dog owner humor
Vol.4 'Bad Breath Is a Nuisance!' (May 13, 2026) — Social advocacy
Vol.5 'Bad Breath Has Immense Destructive Power!' (May 20, 2026) — Monster movie homage
Vol.6 'After Eating, Brushing Revolution: Cat Edition' (May 27, 2026) — Cat-focused, thought-provoking
Vol.7 'The Destructive Power of Bad Breath: It’s Serious, Pomeranian!' (June 4, 2026) — Series self-reference and evolution
Vol.8 'Bad Breath Can Even Defeat a Ninja! Toy Poodle Edition' (June 11, 2026) — Reversal message, man-made disaster theme
Vol.9 'Bad Breath Kills Romance! Pomeranian' (June 17, 2026) — Fairy tale × Romance — Current release

Future episodes will continue to be released by breed and theme.

We aim to reach as many pet owners as possible by varying tone and expression, encouraging awareness of 'oral health.'

■ CEO Statement (Mamasako Ishida)

'I have never once seen a dog or cat finish eating and say, 'Well, I'm off to brush my teeth' and head to the sink. Humans can protect their own teeth, but pets