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3 Easy Steps for Brushing Fido’s Teeth

Let your dog smell and taste the toothpaste at first, and try rubbing your finger along his gums to get him acclimated to the brushing sensation.

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3 Easy Steps for Brushing Fido’s Teeth

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  1. 3 Easy Steps for Brushing Fido’s Teeth We’re willing to bet that your dog’s breath doesn’t smell like a field of lilies. But did you know that you can help your dog’s breath smell better, and keep his oral health in good condition, simply by brushing the teeth? Do so with these easy steps from vets New Orleans, LA. Gather Your Supplies First things first: get together everything you’ll need to brush Fido’s teeth. This includes a pet toothbrush, a canine-specific toothpaste (never use toothpaste made for humans), and a few tasty dog treats. Now, sit down with your dog in a quiet, well-lit area of the home to get started. Introduce the Paste and Brush Let your dog smell and taste the toothpaste at first, and try rubbing your finger along his gums to get him acclimated to the brushing sensation. When he’s ready, dab a bit of paste on the brush to begin. Brush the Teeth Give each area of the mouth a good scrub with the paste and brush. Focus on the outer tooth surfaces, where plaque accumulates. Finish off with a dog treat to reward Fido for a job well done. For help with brushing, contact your veterinary clinic New Orleans, LA.

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