How to brush your dog's teeth

Dogs, like humans, need to brush their teeth to keep their mouths healthy. But some dogs resist brushing their teeth, mostly because their owners don't brush them properly. Here we will tell you the correct way to brush your dog's teeth and the way to keep your dog's teeth healthy.

Dental care for dogs depends entirely on their owners' dogs at home. There are few opportunities to remove tooth surface attachments by biting and tearing food, so parents must brush their dogs regularly to prevent periodontal disease, dental calculus and even tooth decay. Beautiful teeth are not easy to get, parents must often help valley brush teeth to have the effect! Parents are advised to help their dogs brush once every 7 to 10 days.

Apply squeeze dog toothpaste to a regular toothbrush (or dog toothbrush).

Approach the dog slowly. Let him see your toothbrush and try to calm his nerves.

Open your dog's mouth with your index finger and thumb, and don't push too hard to expose his teeth.

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Use one hand to gently hold the dog's jaw and the other hand to hold the toothbrush and gently brush the dog's teeth.

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Brush your dog's teeth on both sides of the cheek and don't be rude when changing sides.

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Then use a soft - bristled toothbrush. Put the toothbrush into the index finger and apply the toothpaste again.

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This time brush the front teeth and the inside of the teeth as well as the areas you have previously brushed. Love dog assistant reminds you: because the hair quality of the toothbrush is hard, although want to help the dog brush clean, but also not too hard, so as not to make the dog gum skin bleeding.