Is it normal for a puppys teeth to fall out?

My puppy is 5 months old. I just noticed a tooth fell out. Do they grow new teeth like we do?

Is it normal for a puppys teeth to fall out?
Yes, it is normal. I didn't realize this with my puppy and was scared when I noticed blood on his fur. I checked him out all over the place, but realized it was a tooth (which I found later). He managed to swallow a few too - that's ok too. The tooth dissolves..





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Reply:yes it is completly normal
Reply:Yes, their teeth fall out just like ours do.
Reply:yes they are just like humons there baby teeth do fall out
Reply:yes--it is his big teeth growing in and his baby teeth fall out. Just like humans. It's no big deal unless you see something unusual.
Reply:of course they have to get there adult teeth
Reply:ya i think its OK for that to happen
Reply:OMG! really I tought there was somthing wrong with my puppy when her teeth fell out but its normal because they will get bigger better teeth when they are adults
Reply:yes
Reply:Yes, their baby teeth fall out so their adult teeth can grow:)
Reply:yea its normal. here is a website you can check out.


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Reply:Mine lost 3 at one time and is still losing. 5 months is the normal age for this.
Reply:yes they do grow new teeth, don't worry about your puppy, it is a stage and many more teeth will be falling out. When I first got my dog I used to find her teeth everywhere around the house and once I found one in my sock!
Reply:yes it is normal for them to fall out .most of the time you won't find them because they swallow them.they are just like us and will lose their puppy teeth and grow their adult teeth.i have had experience with this and it freaked me out the first time too.
Reply:yes.if they are in the process of changing teeth.other i think it is a deficiency and i would advice you take him are her to the vet.
Reply:Yes, just like humans, dogs have baby teeth. They will fall out starting with the incisors (front center) and will be replaced with larger adult teeth. Many owners never actually see the pups lose the teeth and assume they swallowed them. The period when the puppy is getting its adult teeth is when they chew the most, so make sure your pup has plenty of appropriate things to chew on or all your shoes will be destroyed. Your dog may leave blood on things when teeth come out, which is nothing to worry about unless the bleeding doesn't stop. It can also be painful for the puppy, so things like ice and frozen treats as well as baby aspirin (talk to your vet before giving ANY meds) can make it easier on them. Puppy teeth are often called razor teeth because they are so sharp, so most owners are happy when their pups have all of their adult teeth and the mouthing stops. This period should end by about 6 months.
Reply:Of course. All puppies teeth. Thats why they are always biting things ( and because thats how they explore the world, threw their mouth and taste )
Reply:yes it is normal, when my dog was little we were finding her teeth lying around the house all the time. at if it was scary because we didnt remember our other dog teething when she was a puppy but the vet said it was competly normal.
Reply:Don't worry about it animals are just like humans when it comes to losing their teeth. They'll grow back!
Reply:yes its normal. puppy's teethe and lose teeth just like children do. your puppy will soon have he/shes adult teeth growing in soon!
Reply:yes, they lose baby teeth just like we do and grow adult teeth just like we do.
Reply:Yes, freaked me out the first time i seen it too, but it is normal!





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Reply:yes it is its just like when kids lose their baby teeth
Reply:Puppies lose their teeth just like a human toddler does.
Reply:Yes that is normal, we have our teeth fall out when we were young too so puppies are the same too
Reply:Yes this is normal they lose their baby teeth and grow in their adult teeth just like humans do.



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