Brush your dog’s teeth

Dog owners Owners all know that dog oral problems have always been a serious threat to the dog's health. If serious, it may even threaten the dog's life, directly affecting its lifespan. Therefore, cleaning the dog’s mouth is a matter worthy of owners’ attention. Compared with other methods, brushing your dog’s teeth is the easiest and most effective method. Anyone who cares about dog health should have heard of dog toothpaste, but do dogs really need dog toothpaste? Are there any alternatives or can I just use human toothpaste?

First of all, let’s be clear. Even if you use other methods to clean your dog’s mouth, you cannot use human toothpaste to brush your dog’s teeth. Human toothpaste is designed not to be swallowed, but dogs brush their teeth carelessly. Therefore, if a dog swallows human toothpaste, the xylitol, fluorine and other ingredients in it will irritate the dog's gastrointestinal tract. , which has an effect on the health of dogs. Therefore, if you really want to help your dog brush his teeth and clean his mouth, you must use products customized by Bomen for dogs.

On the one hand, except for the fact that it can clean the mouth, the use of toothpaste for dogs is harmless to dogs, so it doesn’t matter if they swallow it. Another reason is that brushing a dog's teeth is actually a troublesome thing, and the dog will be very resistant to it. However, dog-friendly toothpastes usually have the flavor of chicken or peanut butter, which is not suitable for dogs. Dogs like it better, so brushing your teeth can get twice the result with half the effort. If your dog still doesn’t like the taste of toothpaste, baking soda is also a good substitute.

Remember, dogs generally do not take care of their oral health on their own. Therefore, owners must be careful. In daily life, it is inevitable that some food will remain in the dog’s mouth. If it is not taken care of for a long time, it will cause the dog’s dental calculus to become very serious, and even induce gingivitis, tooth decay, and gingivitis. Oral diseases such as peritonitis. So be sure to brush his teeth regularly.

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