How do you clean your dog’s teeth? Before brushing, you must first familiarize your dog with brushing. Use your hands to touch the dog’s mouth, then gradually switch to the gums, and finally wipe the gums with gauze. Toothpaste is the same as brushing. Let the dog smell it and become familiar with the taste; squeeze some toothpaste into the pet toothbrush, hold the dog's mouth, open the lips first, and scrub the toothbrush in circles between the teeth and gums.

Before officially brushing teeth, the dog must first be familiar with the above items and the action of brushing teeth. At first, use your hands to stroke the dog's mouth, and then slowly switch to stroking the gums. When the dog gets used to it, you can wrap gauze around your fingers to wipe the dog's gums. Before squeezing the toothpaste, let the dog Smell it and get familiar with it. After the dog is willing to brush its teeth obediently, you can start to officially brush its teeth with a toothbrush.

Hold the dog’s mouth with one hand, open the lips first, and clean the teeth and gums. After squeezing the toothpaste on the toothbrush, try to put it between the dog's teeth and gums at a 14- to 5-degree angle and scrub in circles. Brush up and down to remove tartar from between the teeth until the tooth surface is clean.

Clean the gum line, the main concentration area of ​​plaque and tartar. Rinse your dog's mouth with clean water and remove foreign matter and toothpaste.