What should I do if my dog's teeth fall? First, you need to determine whether the dog's teeth have fallen. If so, you can try feeding the dog some special foods, such as bones, beef, etc. to help the dog recover its teeth. In addition, it is...
What should I do if my dog's teeth fall? First, you need to determine whether the dog's teeth have fallen. If so, you can try feeding the dog some special foods, such as bones, beef, etc. to help the dog recover its teeth. In addition, it is very important to regularly provide dogs with teeth cleaning, which can reduce the occurrence of dental diseases and help maintain teeth health.
For dogs having teeth fallen, the owner first needs to judge the causes of the dog's teeth falling, mainly including physiological, traumatic and pathological causes, and then take corresponding treatment measures.
1. Physiological tooth loss is normal for dogs to lose teeth during the dental change period, around 2-8 months, and in old age, around 10 years old.
1. Generally, dogs will undergo teeth replacement at 2-3 months of age, and this process may last until about 6-8 months of age. At this time, the dog's teeth fall off and will grow again later, so the owner doesn't have to worry too much. You can give the dog some teeth grinding sticks to relieve the discomfort of teeth during tooth replacement.
2. Generally, dogs will start to fall off after they are 10 years old. At this time, the dog's teeth fall off and will not grow later. What the owner can do is pay attention to the dog's diet and prepare some easy-to-chew and easy-to-digest food for the elderly dogs.
2. Traumatic tooth loss
If the dog has normal teeth falling off due to trauma, it is necessary to take it to the pet hospital in time to clean the wound and stop bleeding. In this case, the dog's teeth will not grow and can only fill the teeth.
3. Pathological tooth loss
If the dog has teeth falling off due to oral disease, it is necessary to go to a nearby pet hospital for examination and treatment immediately to avoid damaging other teeth. In addition, when feeding dogs, you need to pay special attention to their teeth. Do not feed foods with too high sugar content, and do not feed foods with too hard and sticky foods. At the same time, you need to rinse your dog's mouth regularly, or use a pet-specific toothpaste toothbrush to brush your dog's teeth.
