Solutions to dogs with double rows of teeth:

1. Don’t feed your dog those foods while it is teething and changing (starting at 2 months old) Soft food should be given to drier dog food. And make sure your dog gets enough calcium. Of course, an appropriate amount of calcium nutrition is enough. Too much or too little will have an impact on the dog’s health.

2. When your pet dog is teething and changing, you must pay close attention to its condition to see if it can replace all its teeth normally. If a problem is discovered, it must be solved in time to prevent the occurrence of double rows of teeth.

3. During the process of dog teeth growing and changing, you can prepare some bones and chewing gum for the dog to chew. Use strings to play tug-of-war games with them, and often help the dog with your hands. The dog moves the baby teeth to loosen them.

The reasons why dogs have double rows of teeth:

1. Failure to supplement calcium in time: Under normal circumstances, dogs will start to change teeth around 3-7 months old , if the dog is not given calcium supplement in time during the tooth replacement period, the dog's calcium deficiency will cause the deciduous teeth to not fall out in time, resulting in double rows of teeth.

2. Lack of molar teeth: Since today’s dogs basically eat full-price dog food as their main food, they rarely chew bones and grind their teeth. If they are in the tooth replacement period and the aging teeth are not fully worn, they will As a result, the deciduous teeth fall out slowly, and the new teeth have grown in, resulting in a double row of teeth.

3. Genetic issues: Some dogs are born with double rows of teeth, because one of their parents may have double rows of teeth, and then the gene for double rows of teeth may be inherited. generation, such oral problems are more likely to occur in their offspring.