It was a battle when they went to the veterinarian and to the dentist. Even though we told them it was healthy. Take a look at Meeka’s journey and I’m certain you’ll be able to see some of your dog in her reaction. It’s obvious that dogs dislike being pushed and squealed and pushed around, especially inside their mouths. This can make it difficult for dogs going to the dentist. For your dog to be able to survive this dreadful experience, here are a few tips and tricks that we suggest trying!

First of all, pick one you trust. If your dog seems to be hostile or avoids touching, it might be an ideal idea to start looking for an alternative dentist. If this isn’t the case, you can ask the dentist what can be done to soothe your pet. Also, be sure to monitor your dog’s feeding habits. It can stop dental examinations from lasting longer, and could end up preventing dental issues all over the world! When your dog is done with their dental appointment, make sure you show it love and reward the dog with treats. You made it, so it’s time to be happy!

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