So You Want A French Bulldog

Bringing home a new pup comes with a lot of responsibilities. Not only do you have to look after their training, vaccinations, and diet but also their dental health. Oral care is equally important for your furry friend and should be given the proper attention right from the beginning. From brushing to chewing and regular dental check-ups, every small step taken at the right time will help your pup with healthy teeth & gums. Here are some tips to help you take care of their dental health:

• Regular brushing: It is essential to get your puppy accustomed to brushing from the very beginning. Even when they have no teeth, start with gently rubbing their gums with your fingers. When your puppy’s teeth start to appear, use a soft finger brush or a regular one with toothpaste specially formulated for dogs. Brush their teeth 3-4 times a week to prevent tartar and plaque from building up.

• Give them chew toys/dental treats: At around 8-12 weeks, your pup will experience their first set of teeth that may cause them discomfort and pain. At this time, it is essential that you pay attention to their comfort by giving them chew toys or dental treats. These chew toys and dental treats not only relieve them from pain but also makes their gums & teeth healthy and strong. And will spare your furniture.

• Take them for regular dental check-ups: Regular at-home brushing and taking proper care of their oral health will undoubtedly help your pups with their oral hygiene; however, regular dental check-ups are equally important. Take them to a vet at least twice a year for regular check-ups and cleaning.

Get your furry friend on a dental care routine from the very beginning to prevent any hardships later on. Give them timely oral care to keep their sparkling shine always on point.