Alaskan dog dental care methods - Pet Knowledge

A healthy Alaskan Malamute needs to brush its teeth 3-4 times a week. If the owner never cares about the dog's oral health, If not cared for, it will easily make the dog's teeth dirty, leading to the growth of bacteria and causing root abscess, gingivitis, etc. So how should we beautify the teeth of Alaskan dogs!

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Oral disease will seriously affect the daily life and physical growth of Alaskan Malamutes.
First of all, brushing the teeth of an Alaskan Malamute should start from 6 months old, and young Alaskans should brush their teeth every week 2-3 times is enough. In the early stages of practicing tooth brushing, parents can use a soft towel or gauze, and then soak it in clean water or light salt water to wipe the teeth and gums. If there is any leftover food left between the teeth, they should use tweezers to remove it. , and then gently rub the dog's teeth back and forth with gauze to achieve cleanliness.
Secondly, as the Alaskan Malamute grows, the teeth begin to become stronger and safer. At the same time, after a period of brushing training, the dog can fully understand the process of brushing his teeth. Parents may choose to use professional pet dog toothbrushes and toothpastes to clean their teeth more professionally. The method of cleaning teeth has not changed, but the tools used have changed.
In addition to professional brushing care, taking some healthy foods in the daily diet can also achieve the purpose of care. The food chosen for Alaskan Malamutes should be kept clear and dry, and food that is sticky or soft should be avoided to prevent food from adhering to the dog's teeth and causing bacteria to grow after ulceration and cause oral diseases.
You might as well use some professional chewing gums and chewing bones, let it chew at leisure, and help Help remove tartar from teeth and achieve clean teeth.
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