Upper canine teeth
Upper canine teeth
My 5 month DK has his permanent canine coming in but his baby canine is still there, should I be worried? Thanks
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Re: Upper canine teeth
Not yet. If the tooth is loose, get him some heavy bones to chew on and it should slip out.
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Re: Upper canine teeth
I can't recall it ever happening other than exactly that way. The baby tooth will come out soon.
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Re: Upper canine teeth
Do watch it close.sometimes they will take a little longer to come out but if it doesn't come out with in the next month take to the vet so they can get it out so it doesn't cause future problems.
you can try Bones ..I would find some flatter or knotted up kinds like raw hide knots or the newer thing I have found that help also keep teeth cleaner then other bones I have tried is the Red Barn Sliced Knuckle bones
you can try Bones ..I would find some flatter or knotted up kinds like raw hide knots or the newer thing I have found that help also keep teeth cleaner then other bones I have tried is the Red Barn Sliced Knuckle bones
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Re: Upper canine teeth
Thanks guys, he always has some kind of chew item, merrick flossies or other type tendons, I'll keep watch over the next few weeks... Tks
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Re: Upper canine teeth
Since you are using Merrick's, try a Sarge bone.Red wrote:Thanks guys, he always has some kind of chew item, merrick flossies or other type tendons, I'll keep watch over the next few weeks... Tks
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Re: Upper canine teeth
that can be and is quite often a genetic fault that will require the baby tooth to be pulled if you want the adult tooth to be in line where it should be. Check the baby tooth and if it isn't loose enough to come out in a few days I would have it pulled.Cajun Casey wrote:Since you are using Merrick's, try a Sarge bone.Red wrote:Thanks guys, he always has some kind of chew item, merrick flossies or other type tendons, I'll keep watch over the next few weeks... Tks
Some breeds aremuch worse about this happening than others but you definitely want to watch it closely if its not getting loose.
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Re: Upper canine teeth
I just checked it and it's not lose....Check the baby tooth and if it isn't loose enough to come out in a few days I would have it pulled.
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Re: Upper canine teeth
one of the setter pups we had got didn't drop her tooth till she was 6 months old ..the vet actually wanted to wait till about 6 months to see if the body would eventually loosen and drop the tooth which it did..but it had it not dropped the vet did suggest to have it removedRed wrote:I just checked it and it's not lose....Check the baby tooth and if it isn't loose enough to come out in a few days I would have it pulled.
right now the Adult tooth has not fully pushed through so the younger tooth may not be quite at the point of ready to fall out...Just watch it and give a little more time tomorrow call your vet and ask them what they suggest you do and watch for and be sure to let them know the adult tooth is not all the way in yet going by the picture you posted.
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Re: Upper canine teeth
My dog went through this and eventually the baby tooth fell out. Took a little while though....
Re: Upper canine teeth
Thanks for all the reply's..
I hope that's the case.... :thumbup:and eventually the baby tooth fell out.
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Re: Upper canine teeth
I worked as a vet tech for 5 yrs. I have seen in smaller breeds were they did not come out on their own, I never seen a large breed were they didn't. If they don't the vet can remove them
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Re: Upper canine teeth
My pups are the same way although hers seem to be fully descended. She's a bit over 5 and a half months and they are not loose yet. She chews on cow hooves all the time, I suppose I'll wait a few weeks yet and then look into having them pulled.
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Re: Upper canine teeth
Still hasn't dropped, going to Vet this weekend...
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Re: Upper canine teeth
Those knotted rope toys work wonders on puppy teeth.
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Re: Upper canine teeth
Yup, he has a long one that I play tug with him...
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Re: Upper canine teeth
Any update on Boss's tooth?
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Re: Upper canine teeth
Yup, all good, went to check him a few mins ago and it was gone...Any update on Boss's tooth?
Vet wanted to put him under and take it out, good thing I waited...
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