Improper long-term care of dogs' teeth can easily cause tooth decay in dogs. Severe tooth decay can easily cause dogs to stop eating, and ultimately lead to unhealthy bodies! How can we prevent tooth decay in dogs?

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In order to ensure the cleanliness of the dog's mouth and the health of the teeth, it is best to observe whether there is any residual food between the dog's teeth after feeding. If so, it is best to remove it with a cloth soaked in saline. Strips scrub teeth.

To prevent dental disease, it is best to avoid the formation of tartar, change the food appropriately, and do not feed too much food that is too soft or too moist. You can chew bones to clean the dog's mouth, and the friction between the bones on the mouth can achieve a cleaning effect. Some chewing gum and other corresponding toys can also achieve cleaning purposes.

If you find that your dog has a lot of tartar, it is best to ask a veterinarian to remove it to prevent damage to the gum and enamel. To clean your dog's teeth regularly on a daily basis, you can also use cotton strips soaked in cold boiled water and toothpaste, or use a toothbrush to clean your dog's teeth.

The method to clean the dog's mouth and teeth is: open the dog's mouth, inject water to rinse, or rinse with 1% salt water. The teeth can be wiped with a cloth or brushed with a toothbrush. It is best to clean it regularly once a week. If there is no residue, you can also extend the time appropriately. The toothbrush used should be soft. Wet the toothbrush and dip it in toothpaste to brush your teeth.

The most important thing to prevent tooth decay is to pay more attention to the dog's oral hygiene, clean the dog's mouth regularly and remove the food remaining in the teeth. Pay more attention to food. Dog food and other foods should not be too soft unless there are special circumstances. Feed less snacks and use some chewable toys to let the dog play while cleaning the teeth.

To prevent tooth decay in dogs, you must first pay attention to the dog’s mouth. It is often said that diseases enter from the mouth, and dogs are no exception!