The dangers of bad teeth in dogs

Long-term accumulation of food can easily lead to dental calculus, which will continue to stimulate the gums and form gingivitis, leading to bleeding gums. The bacteria in the stones will enter the systemic blood circulation through the capillaries of the gums and deposit in the heart and kidneys, causing secondary heart disease and kidney disease. The metabolites in it will corrode the roots and bone of the teeth, making the teeth loose and easy to fall out. Oronasal fistulas may occur in more severe cases.

Solutions for dogs with bad teeth

1. Owners should clean their dogs’ teeth regularly. They can buy toys made of cowhide or glue to let them Usually bite and play.

2. Pay attention to brushing your dog’s teeth regularly, two or three times a week. Be sure to use pet-specific toothpaste and toothbrush.

3. Remember to eat fresh vegetables and fruits that are rich in vitamins and high in fiber.

4. Feed regularly and quantitatively, because every time you eat, the bacteria in your mouth will become more active. If fed regularly and rationed twice a day, the bacteria will only be active twice a day.

5. Always prepare some bones for the dog to bite. It can rub the surface of teeth when chewing and help keep the mouth clean.