New Whimzees Puppy Dental Treats

New Whimzees puppy dental treats, oral care for puppies as of 3 months. Puppies are born with no teeth. The first signs of their 28 temporary or baby teeth appear as early as 4 weeks old. These sharp milk teeth don’t hang around too long and fall out between 14 and 30 weeks when they are replaced by adult ones. At 7 to 8 months old your pup will have a full set of 42 adult teeth.

Some facts about puppy teeth and how Whimzees can help:

Importance of Dental Care

Just like humans, developing good dental hygiene for your pup from the start is essential to help them avoid developing canine dental disease. This is the number one health issue affecting dogs in the UK later in life.

Left untreated, periodontal disease can lead to severe oral pain, loss of teeth and even systemic complications throughout the body.

The good news however is that proper dental care, especially when started early, can prevent periodontal disease.

Thanks to Whimzees puppy daily dental treats, every pup can start their dental routines at the age of 3 months.

Added Calcium and a Softer Whimzees Puppy Dental Treat

Whimzees Puppy Dental Treats are scientifically proven to help remove plaque and tartar build-up, to freshen breath and support gum health – all while they chew to their heart’s content!  Specifically crafted just for puppies, Whimzees Puppy Daily Dental Treats are softer than the brand’s adult dental treat, making them perfect for a pup’s developing teeth.

100% Natural, also for Sensitive Digestion

Made in Holland from only 6 ingredients, all sourced in Europe. Certified GMO free and containing no grains, no glutens and no meat proteins making them suitable for all puppies, including the sensitive ones. These Whimzees are available in two shapes that your puppy will love and two sizes, so you can find the best reward for your little sidekick.

Veterinarian Dr Danielle Bernal’s Top Tips for a Good Puppy Dental Care Routine using Whimzees

1. Get to know their teeth
   Teach your new pup that it is ok for people to handle their mouth and muzzle. It’s not only key for you to be able to check their teeth, but also goes a long way to helping them tolerate future dental care and prevention.
2. Start to brush
   When it comes to brushing, best results come from regular daily brushing. You can start with a finger brush or toothbrush but make sure you only use specially formulated dog toothpaste. To get them used to having your fingers and a brush in their mouth, try rubbing their gums and teeth as soon as you bring them home.
3. Chew on the right things
   Giving your pup the right thing to chew on during this time is key. Something too hard could cause tooth fracture and something they find could be swallowed and cause an intestinal blockage. Feeding a dental chew that is specifically designed for a puppy will help not only keep them busy and alleviate teething discomfort, but also aid their dental health
4. Feed a Whimzees Puppy Dental Treat daily
   Especially designed for puppies, these stick shaped dental treats are easy to hold between their paws. They prevent plaque and tartar build-up, plus contain added calcium to support your pup’s growing bones. Give one daily for a good clean and fresh breath.
5. The annual check
   With some great at home care for your puppy’s teeth underway, you are giving your pup a head start when it comes to their dental health. Just don’t forget that they still need to visit your local veterinarian once a year.

For more information visit the website www.whimzees.com