I know there’s people here who brush their dogs teeth regularly, and imagine there are those who, like me, never do.
Our pups get baths every weekend. After a week of rolling around in the yard and slobbering all over each other, they need it if they’re going to lay on the bed or couch with us.
They come out all soft and smelling like oatmeal, almonds, and ear wash.
You can’t help but give them a big old hug.
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Brushing their teeth is out of the question. We’ve tried brushes, finger tip brushes, wiping pads, etc. They just won’t stand for it, and I don’t have the heart to use the amount of force it would take to restrain them. That’s why they go to the vet for nail trimming.
I guess an occasional cleaning and oral exam by the vet is needed. It’s my understanding that they put them under for this. Which isn’t good for them, but neither is having bad teeth.
Who has their Beagle’s teeth cleaned by the vet, and how often?
Thanks!
Our pups get baths every weekend. After a week of rolling around in the yard and slobbering all over each other, they need it if they’re going to lay on the bed or couch with us.
They come out all soft and smelling like oatmeal, almonds, and ear wash.
You can’t help but give them a big old hug.
Brushing their teeth is out of the question. We’ve tried brushes, finger tip brushes, wiping pads, etc. They just won’t stand for it, and I don’t have the heart to use the amount of force it would take to restrain them. That’s why they go to the vet for nail trimming.
I guess an occasional cleaning and oral exam by the vet is needed. It’s my understanding that they put them under for this. Which isn’t good for them, but neither is having bad teeth.
Who has their Beagle’s teeth cleaned by the vet, and how often?
Thanks!