Symptoms of dogs during tooth replacement:

1. Loves to bite things. It likes to bite things everywhere, whether it is sofas, chairs, or paper towels at home, it will tear them apart.

2. Decreased appetite. When a dog's teeth change, he or she will become anorexic and lose appetite due to red and swollen gums, and will not like to chew dog food.

3. Dry nose. Some dogs are prone to getting angry during the teething period, causing their noses to become dry.

Things to note during dog teeth replacement:

1. Provide teeth grinding tools. It is necessary to provide some things that the dog can chew, such as chewing gum, chewing bones, chewing sticks, etc.

2. Keep dangerous items away. Items that are dangerous for dogs and that cannot be chewed should be properly put away to prevent damage and damage caused by dogs chewing.

3. Supplement calcium regularly. In order to let the dog have beautiful and strong permanent teeth, the owner can regularly feed the dog some pet calcium tablets during the teething period.

4. Oral care. You need to pay attention to the oral condition of your puppy. If you find red gums, bad breath, etc., you need to use an antibacterial oral spray. If necessary, it is recommended to consult a pet doctor.

5. More care. During the teething period, you should give your dog more care and play more with your dog to make your dog happy both physically and mentally.