What to do if your Samoyed has yellow teeth? Yellow teeth in your Samoyed may be due to residue. Cleaning the residue between the Samoyed’s teeth regularly can also prevent bad breath and yellow teeth to a certain extent; teething sticks and meat bones All can clean Samoyed's teeth to a certain extent, and the purpose of cleaning teeth can be achieved through the action of grinding teeth.

Regularly cleaning the residue between Samoyed’s teeth can also prevent bad breath and yellow teeth to a certain extent. Generally speaking, if your Samoyed has yellow teeth, you should be careful about dental calculus. If the dental calculus is not cleaned in time, it will have a great impact on the future dental health of your Samoyed! It may even cause your Samoyed to become a dog with missing teeth due to dental calculus.

Both teething sticks and meat bones can clean Samoyed’s teeth to a certain extent. The teeth are cleaned through the action of grinding teeth. There are also some toys made of loofah that are also very effective in cleaning teeth. Choose a dry dog. As a dog's main food, grain is also very helpful for Samoyed's teeth grinding. It not only meets the Samoyed's daily nutritional needs, but also allows the dog to grind his teeth and clean his teeth during the chewing process.

For Samoyeds, teeth are tools for protecting themselves and eating. It is understandable if Samoyeds don’t like their teeth to be touched. Dog owners don’t have to force their Samoyeds to brush their teeth. Instead, they can try using mouthwash instead. Mouthwash is relatively simple to use and relatively easy to introduce to your Samoyed. Dog owners only need to add a capful of TQ Dog Mouthwash to the Samoyed's drinking water, so that the Samoyed can clean its teeth while drinking water. In this way, dog owners no longer have to take time to brush their dog's teeth, and they don't have to worry about what to do if their dog refuses to brush their teeth.