how do you clean dogs teeth?my dogs teeth are really bad
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The way nature intended - Raw Meaty Bones. My dog has been fed a diet based on RMB since puppy hood and has the whitest teeth I have ever seen on a dog. Even the vet comments on them.
80% of dogs feed on commercial food have peridontal disease by the age of three. This disease has proven links to many other health issues so it is well worth preventing rather than curing the problem.
If your dogs teeth are that bad he/she may need them cleaned and scaled by the vet - possibly even some extractions. Then feed it plenty of raw meaty bones to keep everything clean. When humans have bleeding gums, dentists tell us to clean and massage our gums more often - that is what this diet will do for your dog.
normally like u do urs use the finger brush its easier for me
if there bad u should go to the vet my neighbors dog had to pay 300 bucks to get them fixed when they got
"Really mad"
you can buy a toothbrush and toothpaste kit from any pet store. open there mouth and brush its teeth like you would your own. if you have a smaller bred dog it's recommended to brush regularly and at least have a vet clean their teeth twice a year.
well, you could buy treats that clean their teeth when dogs chew it or just brush it's teeth with a toothbrush!
If they are really bad, they need to be professionally cleaned by a vet. The dog will need to be sedated. All dogs need this done periodically.
It is difficult to really clean teeth in bad shape. There are enzymes and tooth pastes, but you really need to go to a Vet for a good cleaning, then you can brush them everyday.
If its "that bad" it should be done by a vet. Condition of your dog teeth depends on kind of diet he/she is on.
Personally, good soup bone is the best toothbrush.
you should go to the vet and get them clean because if you let that tarter build up the it will release toxins that can get in the bloodstream and can effect internal organs.
u can use baking soda and a toothbrush or if u don't want to do that buy meat flavored toothpaste for dogs at a pet store
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