What should I do if my Rottweiler gets dental calculus? Dental calculus is not just a disease that humans can suffer from. In recent years, the number of puppies suffering from dental calculus and periodontitis has increased year by year. So what should you do if your dog at home also gets this disease?

Generally speaking, symptoms such as dental plaque and drooling may be caused by dental calculus. In severe cases, it may even cause bacterial infection and be life-threatening.

1. Insist on eating special dog food and do not let your dog eat anything that is too soft

Dog owners usually give their dogs teeth grinding foods or toys to clean their teeth. If possible, it is best to feed dogs special dog food. Hard food will help dogs clean their teeth while eating. Don’t always give your dog food that is too soft. Food that is too soft is not good for your dog’s tooth development.

Also, eating more bones and using chewing gum for dogs can increase the friction between teeth and prevent tartar.

2. Don’t always feed things with a lot of sugar

Don’t always feed your dog food that contains a lot of sugar. If your dog eats something that contains a lot of sugar, you should rinse his mouth, because tartar is related to saliva. The less saliva, the easier it is to form tartar. It is recommended to drink more water. In addition, food residues that are chewed and then swallowed can easily cause dental calculus in dogs.

　3. Pay attention to prevention and brushing your teeth

It is also very simple to prevent dental disease in dogs. Once symptoms are discovered, it is best to go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible. Currently, many hospitals can provide teeth cleaning services for pets.

If possible, you can also brush your dog’s teeth at home regularly, which can also effectively prevent your dog’s dental calculus.