How do you bbrush a dog's teeth.?

I want to brush my dogs teeth how can I do that?

How do you bbrush a dog%26#039;s teeth.?
With a brush. But most people go to the vet.
Reply:use a toothbrush and baking soda. there are special treats for it too...
Reply:Seriously, with a tooth brush
Reply:Get a doggy tooth brush at the pet store. It fits on your finger like a finger puppet (the one i have is red and came in a 2 pack). They sell toothpaste for dogs too - it just has to get in their mouth for it to start doing it%26#039;s job, but the brush helps too. My dog started when he was really little. If your dog is older you%26#039;ll want to start cautiously and make sure he doesn%26#039; t bite your finger.
Reply:well do not ask michael vick!
Reply:get a tooth bush and hold the dogs mouth open, brush, rinse ;)
Reply:Just use a toothbrush without toothpaste.
Reply:GGet a doggy bisquit that specializes in that.
Reply:Give him a Milk-bone dog biscuit...save both of you some aggravation!!
Reply:use a toothbrush an get doggy toothpaste(you can get doggy toothbrushes too)


*but you just brush em like how you brush your teeth


i dont think theres really any certain way of brushing them.
Reply:You get a good toothbrush made for dogs at a pet store, and some dog toothpaste and brush the teeth every day to remove plague and food stuck between teeth. They have beef flavoured toothpaste so its tasty for the dog.
Reply:With a toothbrush.And a very very small amount of toothpaste or baking soda.


And if the dog is big, very carefully.
Reply:It%26#039;s the same as brushing your own teeth. You%26#039;ll want to buy special toothpaste that%26#039;s ok for them to swallow. You can get it online or from any local pet supplier. Human toothpaste is toxic for animals.
Reply:There are dog tooth brushes you can get a pet supply store. You just take the tooth brush and brush the dogs teeth. It%26#039;s not easy, and your dog will pull away.
Reply:U Ask A vet , or ask them to do it for you they do a awsome job they did a person i knows dog and that dogs teeth are spot less!
Reply:I put the tooth paste in my mouth and give it a french kiss. Sorry, I don%26#039;t have a dog.
Reply:I use a soft bristle toothbrush and some toothpaste I got a the pet store. My dog usually holds still but if he gets restless I just have my son keep him distracted.
Reply:They make special toothbrushes and toothpaste for dogs. I have the kind that slips over your finger - is a rubbery plastic w/nubs on it. You put it on, smear some doggy toothpaste (my dog loves the liver flavor) and rub his teeth %26amp; gums. Talk to your dog while you do this until he gets used to it. Not all of them like it straight away. You can pick them up at any pet supply store.
Reply:I usually hit him in the head with a ball bat then brush his teeth while he is unconscious.
Reply:Go to the pet store and purchase a doggie tooth brush and doggie tooth paste (my dog has chicken flavor) DO NOT ATTEMPT TO BRUSH YOUR DOG%26#039;S TEETH WITH HUMAN TOOTH PASTE. It is highly toxic to dogs! Anyways, hopefully your puppy isnt to squirmy and you%26#039;ll be able to brush them with ease. I have to put my dog almost in a head lock in order to brush his teeth. (I just want to clarify: I don%26#039;t hurt my dog) Try letting him sniff the tooth brush full of tooth paste before putting it into his mouth. Good luck!
Reply:Don%26#039;t use a toothbrush or toothpaste meant for humans lol. Go to the vet or pet store and buy both brush and %26#039;toothpaste%26#039; for dogs. They even have a finger brush you can use to get them used to it :)
Reply:Most pet stores or websites carry specialty tools for brushing a dogs teeth. Most come in the form of a small brush that fits on a figure and a meaty tasting toothpaste. However you can also simply use a standard tooth brush and some specialty paste again found in pet stores. The best way to do the acual brushing in my opinion is to get the do to lie on his or her back then use 1 hand to hold the the other to brush. It takes some getting used to but I%26#039;m sure you%26#039;ll get it.
Reply:Brushing teeth on a dog isn%26#039;t a simple task, unless your dog is really really well behaved...there are special tooth brushes and tooth paste at the pet stores....DO NOT use human tooth paste, the fluoride could harm your pet.. just use the tooth brush with some paste on it (normally a meat flavor) and brush in a circular motion. Pay special attention to the gum line, this is where most of the bacteria builds up and causes that awful calculus (cement) like build up...if your dog already has build up you need to take your dog into a vet for a dentistry, brushing alone will not remove it! It is very important that you keep your dogs teeth in good condition, because bad teeth can cause periodontal disease, causing kidney and heart problems....Good luck with this task!
Reply:Personally, I would purchase some dental chew bones, and give one each day or atleat once per week. The reality is that most people brush their dog%26#039;s teeth to reduce bad breath. Did you know that simply vigorously exercising your dog will reduce bad breath? When the dog drinks more water, it%26#039;s breath naturally becomes better. Take him/her out for a run!



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