Teeth cleaning is an important procedure not only for people, but also for dogs.
The owner should clean the surface of his four-legged friend's teeth from food debris at least twice a week.
If the dog owner does not do this, the pet may face serious oral diseases.
Unfortunately, not all dogs are accustomed to having their teeth brushed: the animal may resist, depriving the owner of the opportunity to carry out the procedure normally.
What to do in such a situation? Do not use physical force under any circumstances!
But you can trick your four-legged friend into brushing his own teeth.
How to Get Your Dog to Brush Its Own Teeth
Take your dog's favorite chew toy.
Ideally, the device should be a rubber ball with spikes.
Cover this item with toothpaste (of course, not the same one you use, but a special product designed specifically for dogs).
Give the toy to your pet. Your four-legged friend will start biting this thing and at the same time cleaning his teeth.
It turns out to be very convenient: the hygienic procedure is performed “automatically”, the dog and its owner remain completely calm.
