Dog Teeth
Slang goes: Good teeth mean good food. This is true for people, and it is also true for dogs. If you want to raise a good dog, please start by taking care of its teeth. Today, the author and everyone share the periodic table of dental growth of the Border Collie (definitely introduced).
Dog age | < strong>Tooth growth scene |
9~ 28 days old | The emergence of deciduous incisors |
21~28 days old | 3rd milk premolar Give birth |
21~35 days old | Mild canine teeth emerge |
21~42 days old< /p> | The 4th mammary premolar emerges |
28~ 42 days old | The second milk premolar emerges |
2 months old | All primary teeth are aligned p> |
3~4 months old | 1, 2 are born by incising teeth forever |
4~5 months old | The 1st permanent premolar emerges |
April to June Age | The permanent canine teeth emerge, and the first permanent posterior molars of the left and right jaws emerge |
4~7 months old | The second eternity comes from the tooth |
5~6 months old | The third permanent incisor emerges |
5~7 Monthly age | The 2nd, 3rd, and 4th permanent premolars are all aligned |
6~9 months old | The third permanent posterior molar of the mandible appears |
All forever Teeth replacement | |
1 year old | The teeth are always long, white and bright, and the incisors have pointed processes |
It doesn’t just refer to Border Collies. Dogs are often in this stage of changing their teeth. There is nothing special to pay attention to. They just eat dog food and often give them teething sticks. It’s okay to pay attention to calcium supplementation to prevent double rows of teeth
I wish all dogs and dog parents and dog mothers to have their teeth exposed to the sun every day!
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