Title: Puppy Teething Timeline - The Dogington Post
Headings: Puppy Teething Timeline
Puppy Teething Timeline
What Happens during Fido’s Teething Process
When Does He Lose his Teeth
What to Consider
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Content: Each of his baby tooth roots generally becomes taken in by his emerging adult tooth, though there are times when this does not take place properly. At about three months of age, your pup will begin to lose his incisors in order to make room for the new teeth. When your pooch is four months old, his adult molar and canine teeth will start to appear. While the molars come in at the age of six or seven months, Fido’s complete set of new adult teeth emerge between the seventh or eighth months. What to Consider
As soon as your little pooch reaches the age of eight months old, he shall develop a total of 42 teeth. Some dogs, however, may have fewer or more. Generally speaking, the larger the breed, the quicker his teeth will emerge. To ensure that your Fido shows no bite problems, visit you vet by the time he’s three or four months of age. To offer your little buddy some relief while he’s teething, make sure to have plenty of chew toys available in differing texture and softness. Sometimes, a washcloth dipped in water and frozen can soothe sore gums, too.