Brush your dog’s teeth at least once a week

Brush your dog’s teeth at least once a week, because this can remove stains in the mouth and effectively maintain dental health. Dogs with a little plaque should brush their teeth more often, while dogs with severe periodontal disease need to brush their teeth every day. Be careful to choose a dog-specific toothbrush and toothpaste when brushing your teeth, because human toothpaste may contain xylitol, which is fatal to dogs.

The correct way to brush your dog’s teeth

Apply dog-specific toothpaste on the dog-specific toothbrush, slowly approach the dog, let it see the toothbrush in the owner’s hand, and try to appease its anxiety mood. Use your index finger and thumb to open the dog's mouth, don't use too much force, and expose the dog's teeth. Use one hand to gently support the dog's lower jaw, and the other hand to hold the toothbrush and gently brush the dog's teeth. Brush the teeth on both sides of the dog's cheeks, and don't be too rough when brushing on the other side.

Benefits of brushing your dog’s teeth

The most well-known benefit of brushing your dog’s teeth is that it can remove bad breath. But in fact, in addition to removing bad breath, the benefits of brushing your dog’s teeth are also It can protect the health of dogs' teeth, effectively remove stains in the mouth, and prevent the formation of dental calculus and periodontitis. Dogs with good teeth will have more appetite to eat, and their health will get better and better.