1. When the dog is in the molar period, you can feed it a molar stick every day, or you can give it a molar stick every other day.

2. When the dog is used to prevent dental calculus, you can give the dog a molar stick once a week, or feed molar snacks daily. Do not chew the molar stick for too long. Let the dog rest for a while after the session, because prolonged chewing can easily cause problems with the dog's teeth and gums.

Precautions for dogs eating molar sticks:

1. If the molar stick has been chewed for a long time, it must be replaced in time, otherwise bacteria may adhere to it and cause gastrointestinal tract damage. disease.

2. Dog owners should not feed their dogs too much frequently, otherwise it will cause problems to the dog’s teeth and affect the dog’s digestion and absorption.

3. The size of the teething stick should be moderate. If it is too large, it will cause damage to the puppy's teeth. If it is too small, it will be easily swallowed whole and there is a risk of getting stuck in the throat.