How To Brush My Dog's Teeth For Dog Strong And Healthy...

Brushing of dog’s teeth is very important because without brushing plaque can build up on teeth and your dog breath very bad and also your dog may have high chances of developing gum disease and tooth decay, that is very painful condition. But, how to brush dog’s teeth?

“Regular brushing keep your dog’s teeth strong and healthy“

Start teeth brushing in dogs at home so they will be accustomed to this process.

Tooth brush : Use specially designed dog tooth brush if you don’t have a dog tooth brush you can use tooth brush with soft bristles or baby tooth brush or cotton cloth wrap around figure.
Tooth paste : Use specific dog tooth paste which is available in market in dog friendly flavours like poultry and peanut butter you can choose according to your dog’s taste..

Note : Never use human tooth paste, backing soda or salt it can be dangerous for your dog’s health.

Brush your dog’s teeth when they are calm and relaxed you should set a routine and according to that brush your dog’s teeth on same time.
Your dog don’t allow you brushing directly with tooth brush and tooth paste so in initial days start touching your dog’s mouth by rubbing your figure along their gum and teeth , this will help them get used to the feel something against their teeth.
Then take some dog tooth paste on your fingertip and let your dog to lick it from your finger so, they get user to taste and texture of tooth paste.
When your dog is used to opening and touching their mouth start using tooth brush and tooth paste together.
Lift the lip to expose outer surface of gum and teeth and brush it with gently in small circle as you do your own.
Be sure to reach back upper molars because these teeth quickly build up tartar.
Most of dogs only allow to brush outside of teeth they don’t allow to brush inside that’s okay don’t need to be worry keep mood light while you are brushing and talk to your dog throughout brushing session.
To make this process a positive experience you can give a treat to your dog after each session.

Daily brushing is idea but if their mouth is healthy than even three days a week can make a difference. Professional cleaning is required once in a year that will prevent building up tartar and gingivitis and keep your dog’s mouth healthy.

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