Dogs
Although the average life span of dogs is more than ten years, they will also change their teeth. Teeth begin to grow after weaning. At this time, the dog likes to chew everywhere. Parents must take this opportunity to practice!
Dogs usually lose their teeth when they are 3-6 months old. Due to the loss of deciduous teeth, new permanent teeth are about to emerge. Commonly used methods of biting objects to delay tooth replacement are not comfortable and help the teeth to grow successfully. gums. Secondly, the owner can let the dog bite some small crushed ice cubes when teeth are changing. These items not only have a soft and firm feeling, but also have a cold feeling that can temporarily numb the pain of teething.
The dog’s teeth should be complete when he is six months old.
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