Bad breath and dental calculus in dogs trouble many owners. So, how to take care of your dog’s teeth?

1. Brush your teeth.

Brushing your dog’s teeth is the most common method. There are many pet toothpastes and toothbrushes on the market, and owners can choose according to their own needs.

2. Brush-free products.

Some dogs don’t like brushing their teeth and are very resistant. For such dogs, owners can choose products such as oral gel, tooth cleaning powder, and mouthwash.

Oral gel needs to be applied to the dog’s teeth, and then the dog can lick it off.

Tooth cleaning powder is more convenient, just mix it with your dog’s food and let it eat it.

Mouthwash can be added to the dog’s daily drinking water to help the dog clean its mouth.

Teeth cleaning pen helps dogs remove tartar by softening the dental calculus and then removing it with tools.

3. Teeth cleaning.

Teeth cleaning needs to be done at the hospital. For dogs, you can do ordinary teeth cleaning and ultrasonic teeth cleaning. Ultrasonic teeth cleaning requires your dog to be anesthetized.

Of course, after teeth cleaning, the owner still needs daily care.

4. Teeth grinding.

Owners can prepare some chewing gum and bones for their dogs to chew on in their free time, which can help their dogs clean their mouths and exercise their teeth.

The dog's "dental defense" requires long-term efforts by the owner. Only by cleaning the dog regularly can you see satisfactory results.

When brushing and cleaning your dog’s teeth, you should pay attention to comforting the dog and give appropriate rewards to reduce the dog’s sense of rejection.