Bichon Frize usually starts to change teeth when it is 3 to 4 months old, and it needs to be judged based on its own nutritional status. First of all, the Bichon Frize may experience itching in the gums during the tooth replacement period. You can give the Bichon Frize some bone or silicone molar sticks, which can improve gum itching and facilitate tooth eruption. If there is discomfort in the mouth during the tooth replacement period, It is recommended that the owner take the Bichon to a regular pet hospital for treatment in time, and then take measures according to the examination results

1. Teeth replacement time

Bichon Frize will usually start to grow teeth gradually from 22 to 30 days, and the deciduous teeth will be almost completely grown by 2 months. But when the Bichon Frize reaches 3 to 4 months old, the deciduous teeth will fall out and permanent teeth will grow. Generally, the growth time is relatively long, and it will take about 7 to 8 months for the Bichon Frize to grow, and all the teeth will be completely replaced by permanent teeth, and the permanent teeth will accompany the Bichon Frize throughout its life, and usually will not be replaced.

2. Symptoms of tooth replacement

Bichons may experience gum itching, redness and swelling during tooth replacement. They are prone to bite hard things, which can relieve gum discomfort. The gradual growth of teeth may cause bad breath, drooling, and limited chewing. This is because the period of tooth replacement will increase the number of bacteria in the mouth, and it will also cause the teeth to become more sensitive, resulting in the above symptoms. These are normal phenomena and generally do not require medication. treat.

3. Care methods during the teeth changing period

During the teeth changing period, the Bichon needs to be given some teeth grinding toys, such as dog chews, teeth grinding sticks, etc. At the same time, the eating habits also need to be adjusted, usually with Mainly dog ​​food, but you can also eat some calcium-containing foods, such as beef, bones, etc., which can supplement the lack of calcium in the body and facilitate tooth growth. And you also need to do good oral hygiene. After eating, you need to clean your Bichon's teeth in time to prevent the growth of bacteria. If there is any discomfort in the mouth, it is recommended that the owner take the Bichon to the hospital for treatment in time.