How to brush the pug’s teeth? To brush the pug’s teeth, first prepare pet-specific toothpaste and toothbrush; use the toothbrush dipped in toothpaste to slowly approach the pug without putting it in its mouth, and let it get familiar with it slowly After the pug gets used to it, open its mouth and use a toothbrush to gently clean the teeth and gum tissue in circles.

1. Choose toothpaste and soft-bristled brush specially designed for Pug dogs. Do not use human toothpaste. Human toothpaste usually contains ingredients that are intolerable to dogs. If you want your Pug dog to brush its teeth obediently, remember to choose dog-specific toothpaste. of.

2. The owner will slowly bring the toothbrush stained with toothpaste close to the pug, and then stop and let it actively touch, smell or even lick the toothpaste. Some pugs adapt more slowly, and the process may take two to three days. Do not force the toothbrush into its mouth immediately after brushing its teeth for the first time. This will definitely make the Pug fear and hate it.

3. After the pug becomes less wary of toothbrushes and toothpastes, the owner can slowly open its lips with hands to expose its gums and teeth. This action requires the pug to get used to having its mouth touched, otherwise it may open its mouth and bite. Therefore, the dog owner may wish to play with it for a while and wait until it relaxes before proceeding.

4. The dog owner exposes the pug’s teeth with one hand, and uses the other hand to brush the pug’s teeth in circles against the roots of the pug’s teeth. The main purpose of brushing is to clean the outer tooth surfaces, between the teeth and the food residue between the teeth. . The gaps between the inside of the pug's teeth and the molar surfaces are less likely to accumulate dirt because the tongue can lick them, so you can focus on brushing the outside of the teeth.

5. If your pug already has tartar, use a cotton strip soaked in cold boiled water, squeeze some toothpaste on it, and wash it slowly to remove the tartar. However, if you are not confident enough, it is best to seek help from a professional veterinarian to prevent yourself from injuring your pug’s teeth.