One of the simple, common ways to remove tartar for Teddy is to brush your teeth.
In daily life, it is very necessary to brush the teeth of your teddy dog. Brushing your teeth about 3 times a week can effectively remove dirt and plaque from your teeth, thereby avoiding the formation of dental calculus and preventing oral diseases such as periodontal disease.
When brushing your teeth, you can use pet toothpaste specially designed for dogs and a soft toothbrush. Pet toothpaste usually has.
It is rich in nutrients and antibacterial ingredients, which can effectively protect the dog's oral health. A soft toothbrush gently cleans the surface and crevices of your dog's teeth without damaging your dog's teeth and gums.
In addition, if the teddy dog happens to eat sticky food, it is easy for the teeth to adhere to some food debris. In this case, it is very important to brush your teeth in a timely manner. A damp towel or cotton swab can be used to gently wipe your dog's teeth to help remove food debris and tartar.
In addition to brushing your teeth, you can also buy some professional chewing gum, biting bones and other items for your teddy dog. These items are effective in cleaning your dog's teeth and removing residue and tartar. At the same time, these items can also stimulate the dog's desire to chew, increase oral movement, and help maintain oral health.
If you want to clean your teddy's teeth thoroughly, the best way to do this is to take him to a vet hospital for a dentist. Scaling by a professional doctor can completely remove calculus and other dirt from your teeth and ensure oral health. However, it is important to note that teeth cleaning requires general anesthesia on the dog, which may be risky for dogs who are not in good health. Therefore, it is necessary to consult the opinion and advice of a veterinarian before choosing a scaling method.
In conclusion, removing dental calculus for a teddy dog requires daily prevention and maintenance. By brushing your dog's teeth regularly and using items such as biting gum and biting bones, you can effectively clean your dog's teeth and prevent periodontal disease and other oral diseases. At the same time, if you need to clean your teeth thoroughly, you can consult your veterinarian for advice and choose a suitable method for the operation.
In order to prevent tartar in teddy dogs, we also need to pay attention to the following:
Keep your dog's diet healthy. Choose high-quality** and avoid feeding too much human food and snacks. Too much sugar and starchy foods can easily cause dental calculus in dogs.
Take your dog to the veterinarian for regular check-ups. The veterinarian can conduct regular oral examinations for dogs to find dental calculus and other oral problems and deal with them in a timely manner.
Maintain your dog's oral hygiene. In addition to brushing teeth, you can also use products such as oral cleaners, mouthwashes, etc., to maintain your dog's oral hygiene. These products can help remove bacteria and food debris from the mouth and prevent the formation of dental calculus.
Increase your dog's oral movements. You can buy some chewing gum, biting bones and other items for the dog to stimulate the dog's desire to chew and increase oral movement. This helps to exercise the dog's oral muscles and promote oral health.
Through the above methods, we can effectively prevent Teddy dogs from producing dental calculus and maintain their oral health.