How to deal with double rows of dog teeth

How to deal with double rows of dog teeth. If the dog is underage, the deciduous teeth can fall out before reaching adulthood. It is not recommended to extract the teeth of the dog before he is one year old. A dog’s teeth and gums are integrated, and tooth extraction may cause the gums to loosen. If the dog still maintains a double row of teeth after it is over one year old, it is recommended that the owner take the dog to a pet hospital to have its teeth extracted. Do not extract the dog's teeth at home.

What causes dogs to have double rows of teeth?

Generally speaking, it is caused by calcium deficiency. Calcium deficiency will cause the dog's deciduous teeth to fall out easily, and the permanent teeth will grow very slowly. If the enamel layer is too thin, double rows of teeth will easily appear. Generally, small dogs are more likely to have double rows of teeth than large dogs, such as Chihuahuas, Pomeranians, Yorkshire Terriers, Schnauzers and other small dogs. Pay attention to timely calcium supplementation for dogs. Calcium deficiency is not only a problem for teeth, but also causes growth retardation in dogs. In severe cases, it can also cause rickets.

How to prevent double rows of teeth in dogs

1. Give your dog hard dog food and avoid soft food.
2. Ensure the dog’s calcium intake during the tooth replacement period.
3. Give your dog more toys to chew on.