How to Clean Your Dog's Teeth
Posted by Clare Bristow
Ideally you should be cleaning your dog's teeth on a daily basis, and at least every other day, in order to remove the plaque and prevent a build up of tartar on his teeth.
You will need to introduce tooth brushing gradually; deciding one day that your dog will have his cleaned and putting a toothbrush smeared with toothpaste into his mouth and start brushing is likely to leave you very frustrated, and you dog will be put him off for life!
I made the mistake of trying to do it too quickly, and had to start over again with the steps I outline below.
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