Dogs begin to replace their deciduous teeth at 4-6 months of age, but there are some differences among different dogs. Dogs' tooth replacement usually lasts for a period of time. Generally, puppies will complete all tooth replacement when they are about one year old. There are also some cases where the dog's tooth replacement will not be completed until the dog is two years old.

What should you pay attention to when dogs are changing their teeth?

1. Owners need to pay attention to supplementing calcium for dogs to prevent problems with the growth of their permanent teeth. Only dogs do not Calcium deficiency can lead to smooth tooth replacement. At the same time, avoid eating foods that are too hot or too hard, as this can irritate new teeth and gums, and can easily lead to gastrointestinal problems.

2. Dogs during the teething period will feel very itchy teeth and gums, become irritable, and bite everywhere. The owner needs to pay attention to the environmental hygiene at home and the hygiene of the dog cage, and also needs to collect the dog's teeth and gums. Get rid of useless items at home to prevent dogs from accidentally eating dangerous items due to biting and chewing. You can prepare pet-specific chew toys in advance, such as dog chews or molar bones.

3. Owners need to pay attention to the situation of the dog's tooth replacement. If the tooth replacement does not go smoothly, timely intervention is required. If the dog is over one year old and has not completed teeth replacement, or has a double row of teeth, it needs to go to a pet hospital for treatment in time.