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Can bones help your dog’s teeth? It’s a perennial question, isn’t it? As a natural toothbrush, it’s a great metaphor. Envision Fido, like a little canine dentist, nibbling down and gnawing away. It seems perfect, doesn’t it? Let’s give it a go Premium Feeders.

Dogs may not floss as much as you’d think if you put them in front of the TV. Oh, bones? Obviously obvious. The act of chewing helps clean the teeth by scraping off tartar and plaque. It’s similar to an appointment with a dental hygienist, but without the uncomfortable small conversation.

Keep calm; this isn’t going to work for everyone. There is a wide variety of bones. You can’t go wrong with raw bones. Do you mean broken bones? Very little. No one is in the mood for an unexpected trip to the vet, and cooked ones are more likely to splinter. Leaving a young child unattended with a sharp knife is a bad idea.

While some people insist on using store-bought knucklebone, others prefer commercially accessible alternatives. Assuming they are suitable for your dog’s size, either option is fine. No one enjoys watching a Chihuahua fight over a bone that should be fought by a Great Dane. This would not be suitable for airing on America’s Funniest Videos.

We can talk about options. The delightful ridged and texturized dental chews are favorites of some puppies. In addition to doing marvels, they offer a pleasant grind. For Rover, it’s a win-win situation because they’re usually flavored.

The importance of monitoring, though, is a pearl of wisdom. You wouldn’t just stroll into a candy store and leave a toddler there, would you? Your kitty companion with a bone is no different. Keep an eye out for any indications of damage, and be prepared to take action if anything seems suspicious.

Feeling a bit lost in all the options? Talk to a veterinarian casually. They are the equivalent of canine wise men and women. They’ll fill you in on the details and show you the ropes to avoid trouble.

The key to a healthy puppy mouth is a mix of play, prevention, and a little bit of diligence. Keep in mind that contented gumming means contented dogs—and fewer kisses from stinky puppies. That is definitely something to make a fuss about!