How to wash the Schnauzer's mouth? When the Schnauzer is young, you can try touching its teeth with snacks to simulate the feeling of brushing so that it can adapt; prepare dog-specific toothpaste and toothbrush, and gently insert the dog's teeth into the mouth. When brushing Rui's teeth in his mouth, the action must be gentle; in addition to brushing, you can also use pet mouthwash to clean your mouth.

If the Schnauzer is allowed to brush its teeth without letting the Schnauzer get used to it, the Schnauzer is likely to reject the dog owner. Brushing teeth is a good thing, but Schnauzers are not intelligent enough to understand it. Dog owners can touch the Schnauzer's teeth with snacks when it is young to let it adapt to this feeling. This way, when the Schnauzer grows up, the Schnauzer can accept the toothbrush well. The brushing action is not too resistive. This takes time and luck.

The toothpaste and toothbrush used to brush Schnauzers’ teeth must also be used for dogs, because human toothbrushes may be larger and not suitable for use with Schnauzers. Dogs cannot use human toothpaste because human toothpaste is irritating to dogs and can easily damage their gastrointestinal systems. Moreover, dogs will not vomit foam, and once eaten, it will easily cause diarrhea. Dog-specific toothpaste is specially made for dogs. The ingredients are relatively safe and can be eaten, so dogs will not have any problems swallowing it. There are also many flavors to choose from, which is easier for Schnauzers to accept.

In addition to using toothpaste to brush teeth, pet stores also have mouthwash. Mouthwash can also be used to rinse Schnauzer’s mouth to maintain oral health. Mouthwash is more convenient to use than toothpaste. Pet owners only need to pour about a bottle of dog mouthwash into the dog bowl, then add about 500ml of drinking water into the dog bowl, stir evenly, and give the Schnauzer to drink it. That's it.

Brushing Schnauzer’s teeth is a step-by-step process, so don’t rush or think about getting it right in one step. Because dogs are stubborn animals, if they think something is scary, they will always feel scary, so it is very important to start gently and do it gently. Over time, the dog will feel that brushing its teeth is a habitual procedure. Will totally accept it.