Puppy VetIQ Teething Gel, 50g, Soothes Sore Gums, Reduce Unwanted Chewing During Teething, Contains Chamomile, Peppermint & Clove Oils Eliminates Dog Breath, Puppies 8 Weeks+

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Also keep in mind that even though they are no longer teething, adult dogs still like to chew. So continue to give your dog chew toys and edibles that will satisfy this natural instinct and can help keep teeth clean, too. Built on research and development into the wellbeing of animals, the product offering encompasses a broad spectrum of naturally based over the counter healthcare solutions formulated in response to consumer demand and driven by a philosophy of prevention rather than cure. USE WHENEVER NEEDED. Other products may use synthetic chemicals that taste bad and can be harmful to your dog. Because Punkin Butt only uses natural botanical oils as relief remedy, you can apply it as often as needed to help your puppy feel better.

Take the herbal essence extracted from the chamomile plant as an example: it not only helps in pacifying inflamed gums but also has calming properties that can aid in lulling your puppy to sleep. Additionally, natural components like clove oils and peppermint are known for their inherent anti-inflammatory attributes, making them ideal candidates for soothing sore and swollen mouths. EASY TO USE AND APPLY. On clean hands, drip Punkin Butt Teething Oil on your finger, and gently massage the oil into your puppy’s gums. No risk of applying too much, since this contains no medication nor chemicals. Additionally, many dog dental gels will also contain natural substances like different types of herbs and tea leaves. They are generally harmless to your dog’s health, while they can also eradicate or at least cover the bad breath coming from your dog’s mouth.Cold teethers. Cold teethers combine the benefits of chew toys and cold therapy to relieve gum pain and help teeth erupt. You’ll need to begin by touching your puppy’s teeth gently with your fingers to get them used to having their mouth handled. Once you’ve done this a few times, you can then use the toothbrush to gently touch the teeth and introduce them to the feel of the brush. If you suspect your puppy has any retained deciduous teeth in their mouths, you need to ask the vet to examine them and if necessary remove the offending teeth surgically to correct the problem. In a perfect world, this would need to be done as soon as possible so that the permanent tooth can grow through normally. Most vets would take a close look at a young dog's teeth when they are taken in to be neutered or spayed because it's so much easier to do when dogs are sedated. If the vet finds any problems with retained deciduous teeth, this is when they could correct the problem if it's previously gone unnoticed. Helping Puppy through the Teething Process Again, you have to pay a close look at the ingredients used. Most teething gels are designed for puppies that are in their teething stage. You can use them for a puppy that is about four weeks old until all his teeth have fallen out. As long as the gel doesn’t contain artificial colors, sweeteners, numbing agents, and sugar, it should be safe for your little furry buddy. Now is the time for them to learn how to moderate the force of a bite, called bite inhibition. Any adult dog might put their mouth on you or someone else, like your vet, if they’re in pain, but the outcome will be harmless if the dog has learned bite inhibition.

The only problem with using the dental gel is if your dog doesn’t like the taste or smell, because sometimes they come with the smell of menthol. If your pooch is not satisfied with it, you can switch to a different gel with a different taste, or the dog simply has to get over it for about 30 minutes. VetIQ Teething Gel contains no added sugar, no artificial colours, flavours or artificial sweeteners, yet it is tasty enough that your puppy will find it irresistible. Your dog’s dental hygiene is very important. Our pets are curious beings who like to chew anything and everything which makes their teeth and mouth a very fruitful soil for the development of bacteria, plaque and tartar. Accumulating these doesn’t only affect their teeth aesthetically, but it can also lead to various complicated and painful conditions that even affect their internal organs. There are a few things you can do to help the puppy teething process. 1. Keep your pet active and busy

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While the best option for maintaining a good level of oral hygiene is still with brushing a dog's teeth and using a dog toothbrush and actual pet-friendly toothpaste, some of these dental gels for dogs can go a long way in being a very welcome addition and, if need be, a substitute for brushing. Their biggest benefit is convenience. weeks old: Around 2 to 4 weeks of age, puppies will start getting their first baby teeth. If you’ve adopted your puppy from a reputable breeder, they’ve likely already had their first set of baby teeth for a month or even longer than that. The baby teeth are notoriously tiny and sharp, but don’t have the full strength of their adult teeth.

Thirdly, if your puppy nips at you, make sure you let them know that it’s inappropriate by saying something like “ow” in a loud tone ( but never yelling at or scolding your pup!). Then, stop playing with them so that they understand what went wrong. Dental gels are not toothpastes. Unlike toothpastes, you only need to apply them and leave them be. Gels are designed to stay on a dog's teeth and in their mouth as they work through the whole area – mixed with your pet's saliva – cleaning the mouth for approximately an hour. Then, you rinse it out. There's no actual brushing. The first sign of your dog's dental issues is usually bad breath. This often means that a dog's oral hygiene has been disregarded, and there's one of the many possible problems that are causing the breath to smell bad. Healthy teeth in dogs are white, and the gums should be pink. Some dogs have different pigmentation around or in their mouth which is why their gums can be darker. Dark gums are normal, and it's actually pale gums that can sometimes be a concern.When your puppy’s adult teeth start to come through, you can help by introducing them to having their teeth cleaned. It’s a good idea to start this process by getting them used to having you handle their mouth at a young age. This will also make it easier for you to get a good look at their teeth and ensure there are no problems with them or their gums. How to brush a dog's teeth? Puppies’ mouths are filled with 28 tiny, razor-sharp teeth that seem to be attracted to nipping at your fingers and toes. Although an annoying behavior, this is completely normal for teething puppies and something you can train away. When Do Puppy’s Teeth Fall Out? Puppies are lovely little creatures no matter what breed they happen to be and sharing your home with one is a lot of fun. However, when they start teething it can be a little stressful for your four-legged companion because through no fault of their own they start chewing on just about everything they come across around the home just to ease their discomfort! You’re looking for a new best teething gel for puppies. Think about it. It's impossible to foresee pricing fluctuations in the future. The sooner you buy, the better off you'll be if manufacturing doesn't slow down. If, on the other hand, production is falling and prices are expected to climb, you might want to hold off on making a decision until the hype has calmed down. 4. What is the best teething gel for puppies?