Sunday, October 11, 2009

Do puppies loose their teeth like human babies do?

yes, my dog loses them on her chew toys

Do puppies loose their teeth like human babies do?
Yes they do, somewhere between the age of 4 and 6 months.
Reply:Most puppies and kittens begin losing their baby teeth or deciduous teeth at 3 to 4 months of age and they have generally lost all of them by the time they're 6 months old. You may find one or two, more than likely in the food dish, or after playing with chew toys.
Reply:They sure do! That's why they need lots of chew toys.
Reply:Yes they do. I have my lab's teeth that he lost as a pup.
Reply:yes


my 7 month boxer swallows them


so i only saw 1
Reply:yes they do, but you have to make sure you look for any teeth that are crowding, if there is crowding the go to the vet!!!








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Reply:Yes. Puppies have thier little baby teeth just like human children. (And boy are they sharp!) A puppy should have all his adult teeth by the end of about his 7th month.
Reply:I never noticed, but I know they teethe like babies do.
Reply:Yes, some puppies will loose their teeth! CUTE HUH?
Reply:Yeah they do...
Reply:Oh yeah they do, and alot faster too. But if you actually notice like, a ton of missing teeth at one time, he may have run into something. And yes, 4 or 5 at one time is alot. My mom is a vet.
Reply:They sure do. My dog did. And their teeth can be crooked, and just about everything humans could get. But I don't know about cavitys...
Reply:Yes they do! All puppies change their teeth like humans do. When my dog was a pup her teeth would just fall out %26amp; sometimes you can see a double tooth, one ontop of the other since the old one hasn't fallen out yet.
Reply:Yes, they do. You will find the teeth, after they fall out, in chew toys, or on the floor. However, unlike humans, I am sure there is no tooth fairy for the puppies....
Reply:Yes they do when they are about 4-6 months of age, when the baby teeth fall out the original teeth are there.



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