Let the Golden Retriever adapt before brushing its teeth

Before brushing the Golden Retriever’s teeth, dog owners can let it adapt to the feeling of being brushed. Otherwise, brush its teeth directly as soon as you get started. Some dogs may resist because they are afraid or feel uncomfortable, which is not very good for the dog and the dog owner. Dog owners can first put some small snacks into the golden retriever's mouth, smear it on its teeth, and let it feel that it is harmless, and gradually adapt to this feeling until it is completely accustomed to it. This will make brushing your teeth easier in the future.

Choose a special toothbrush and toothpaste

Then, when brushing your golden retriever’s teeth, be careful to choose a dog-specific toothbrush and toothpaste. Because human toothbrushes are too big for golden retrievers to use. Moreover, dogs do not spit, and eating human toothpaste may affect their intestines and stomach. Dog toothpaste is edible, so it can be used on dogs. When brushing your teeth, you should also pay attention to the method and method. Don't use too much force, otherwise you may injure your golden retriever's gums. You can squeeze a little toothpaste on the toothbrush and let it lick it to know that it is edible. Then squeeze some onto the toothpaste, tilt it at a 45-degree angle and brush your teeth. Generally, you can brush your teeth once a week.

If you don’t cooperate, try mouthwash

If your golden retriever really doesn’t cooperate with brushing, dog owners can also try using dog mouthwash to rinse its mouth to clean its teeth. Pour a bottle cap of Teach Dog Mouthwash into the water bowl your golden retriever usually drinks, and then add 500ml of drinking water. Golden Retrievers clean their teeth while drinking water, which makes it easier for dogs to accept it. And if the dog owner is busy at work, he can pour the mouthwash directly into the water bowl, which is more convenient and trouble-free.