Do dogs loss there baby teeth like humans?

well puppies do at around 4-6 months of age. if your dog is older than that he may need a teeth cleaning from your vet. Loose teeth are a sign of periodontal disease and gum decay. Puppies loose their back teeth at around 4 months. 5months old they lose their incisors and at around 6 months they lose their canines. You probably won%26#039;t be a lot of them because most dogs swallow the, but don%26#039;t be worried if you see a few around the house. Also, to help alleviate some of the discomfort you can try and give her a soaked washcloth that has been frozen. Let her chew on this. Goodluck and if you have any other puppy question please email me.

Do dogs loss there baby teeth like humans?
ey no
Reply:no, they shouldn%26#039;t...............your poor dog
Reply:no
Reply:i think so..lol
Reply:Yes, they usually eat them. That is one of the reasons they chew so much when they are pups. They are teething like a baby. I only found one or two from my two dogs.
Reply:no, dogs don%26#039;t have baby teeth
Reply:yes I still have my dogs baby teeth
Reply:yup... often hard to find cause the pup will eat them. i only found 1 from my boy
Reply:Yup but they usually end up swallowing them.
Reply:yes they do and they will be crying becasue it hurts
Reply:Yes they do ask your vet I have a one year old Shih-tzu named Yoshi and he lost his baby teeth I was lucky to step on one yikes and I saved it in a little box yes I am a sucker he is the son my husband and I never had Smile....
Reply:yes they do
Reply:Yes all puppies loose their puppy teeth and grow adult teeth. But unlike human children, puppies can loose their teeth at age 4months....the average age that puppies loose their teeth is around 6months of age.
Reply:Everyone here that told you no is wrong. Dogs do have baby teeth, and yes they do loose them. I have a 6 month old puppy and she has lost many baby teeth already. So I know.





Also to answer your other question about the pimple(s) under your dogs skin. That isnt a pimple, it is a mole. My dogs have them too. I asked my vet and that is what he told me they were. So there you go. You can always ask your vet to see what he says.
Reply:yes they do, i have almost all my min-pins baby teeth they usally loose them about 6 months of age, and then their adult teeth grow in and they are not as sharp as the puppy teeth
Reply:Yes they do, I kept all of my dogs%26#039; baby teeth. I remember one of them fell out when we were playing tug of war. I thought I broke his mouth LOL.
Reply:dogs arent humans
Reply:Yes they do lose their teeth.. Don%26#039;t be alarmed
Reply:yes they do.
Reply:yes puppies lose their teeth
Reply:Puppies have baby teeth just like humans do and they do lose them, usually around 12 weeks. Many times the teeth are lost during play or eating and the puppy swallows them so the owner never even knows they are gone. Often times, when the puppy is spayed or neutered, the vet will find the baby teeth still in the mouth alongside the adult teeth. These are retained baby teeth and can be removed while the dog is under anesthesia. If you have a young puppy and you find an occasional tooth on your floor, don%26#039;t worry, he%26#039;s just lost a puppy tooth and it%26#039;s completely normal. BTW, most puppies don%26#039;t even feel it when their baby teeth fall out, so don%26#039;t worry about puppy being hurt.
Reply:Yes they do lose them.
Reply:They sure do!!
Reply:Yes dogs lose their baby teeth. I have one in my memory photo album. Have you checked for fleas? Any bites by any insect? If they itch it is is a bite of some sort. I would go the the vet to make sure. If it isn%26#039;t a bite of some sort than it is a pimple just like any human gets.
Reply:Yes, dogs do lose their baby teeth!





They %26quot;teethe%26quot; and thus, like to chew on everything. You may come across them when they lose them, but dogs also tend to swallow them. We%26#039;re going through this with our new chocolate lab who is about 3 months old. We just give him lots of chew toys and rawhides.
Reply:YEP!
Reply:dogs do not loose there teeth unless they break one or they get bad gums
Reply:no
Reply:Yes dogs lose their teeth. They start anywhere from 4 months on up and by the time they are around 11 months old they should have lost all of them and have all adult teeth coming in. If your dog has a lump with an opening it could be an infected bug bite, a festering thorn, or an infected hair follicle. If your dog has a small lump under its skin with no opening it could be a cyst. If it seems to be soft like it is full of fluid it most likely is a cyst. If it feels thicker like it is made of bread dough or something harder you should take the dog to the vet because it could be a tumor. Tumors can be benign (harmless, not growing) or malignant (growing and able to spread) and your vet will need to check it out.
Reply:yes, puppies will lose their baby teeth. you usually won%26#039;t notice, other than some minor bleeding if they%26#039;re chewing on a toy or something. You also don%26#039;t typically find them laying around, they most often swallow them. This was something our vet warned us of when we got our puppy - so don%26#039;t be alarmed. Just like humans, they grow more teeth.



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