We all have experienced the dreaded "puppy breath" at some time or another. Well, doggy dental health is important from as early as your puppy to your adult dog. Brushing your dog's teeth will eliminate that stinky dog breath and make it minty fresh for doggy kisses.
Brushing your dog's teeth sounds almost ridiculous? Well, it's not and it is very important to the health of the dog just as it is to us dog owners. We don't want out dogs to suffer from any major dental issues so brushing weekly can lower the risk of problems.
Brushing your dog's teeth is easier than you think. I have yet to meet a spit and rinse dog so make sure that you purchase doggie toothpaste at the pet store. In the dog pet supplies section, you can also find toothbrushes or finger brushes.
Playing with our dogs by throwing sticks or balls for them to catch can result in broken or chipped teeth. Check your dog's teeth frequently and save yourself money on unnecessary vet bills. Exercise is important but so is your dog's health so being diligent with their care helps keep them around longer.
Unlike their human counterparts, there are no doggy dentists. If a tooth gets broken, it's more than likely going to have to come out. Unless you can find it early and get your dog to the vet so he can check it out and prevent an infection.
Broken teeth can cause infections in the mouth that can also lead to bad breath. Remember that when you are brushing your dog's teeth, that you check regularly for anything that doesn't look right. Act immediately to make sure that the infection gets under control quickly.
There are hundreds of toys on the market today for dogs of all sizes. Be sure that you use an item that is the right size for your four-legged friend when playing with her. Don't throw anything for her to catch that can hurt her or break a tooth.
If you are just not sure, it never hurts to hit the dog pet supplies section at your local vet or pet store. There are many safe items on the market that are also age appropriate so read the labels. Remember that dog's love to chew things up so avoid things with buttons or other items they can choke on.
Most of us have experience with a puppies sharp little needle teeth. As they grow, they will start chewing on anything in sight to relieve the pressure of the adult teeth coming through. Be sure to keep plenty of chew toys around for you pups chewing habits and throw away anything that poses a choking hazard. - 31975
Brushing your dog's teeth sounds almost ridiculous? Well, it's not and it is very important to the health of the dog just as it is to us dog owners. We don't want out dogs to suffer from any major dental issues so brushing weekly can lower the risk of problems.
Brushing your dog's teeth is easier than you think. I have yet to meet a spit and rinse dog so make sure that you purchase doggie toothpaste at the pet store. In the dog pet supplies section, you can also find toothbrushes or finger brushes.
Playing with our dogs by throwing sticks or balls for them to catch can result in broken or chipped teeth. Check your dog's teeth frequently and save yourself money on unnecessary vet bills. Exercise is important but so is your dog's health so being diligent with their care helps keep them around longer.
Unlike their human counterparts, there are no doggy dentists. If a tooth gets broken, it's more than likely going to have to come out. Unless you can find it early and get your dog to the vet so he can check it out and prevent an infection.
Broken teeth can cause infections in the mouth that can also lead to bad breath. Remember that when you are brushing your dog's teeth, that you check regularly for anything that doesn't look right. Act immediately to make sure that the infection gets under control quickly.
There are hundreds of toys on the market today for dogs of all sizes. Be sure that you use an item that is the right size for your four-legged friend when playing with her. Don't throw anything for her to catch that can hurt her or break a tooth.
If you are just not sure, it never hurts to hit the dog pet supplies section at your local vet or pet store. There are many safe items on the market that are also age appropriate so read the labels. Remember that dog's love to chew things up so avoid things with buttons or other items they can choke on.
Most of us have experience with a puppies sharp little needle teeth. As they grow, they will start chewing on anything in sight to relieve the pressure of the adult teeth coming through. Be sure to keep plenty of chew toys around for you pups chewing habits and throw away anything that poses a choking hazard. - 31975
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