Dog gum tumors will cause symptoms such as severe bad breath, difficulty chewing, loss of appetite, bleeding gums, and weight loss. Dog oral hyperplasia and gingival tumors are similar, and gingival tumors are also a type of hyperplasia. Canine gum tumors are more common in adult dogs, and medium- and large-sized dogs are at higher risk.

How to protect your dog’s teeth:

1. Starting from childhood, brush your dog’s teeth 1 to 2 times a week. You can choose special tooth cleaning wipes or toothbrushes.

2. The food for your dog should not be too soft, such as wet food or homemade pellets, and you should often eat some teething snacks or toys.