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Baby teeth vs adult .difference?
Good morning!
My yorkie is 7 months old and has both sets of teeth out for her canines. ( the 2 big bottom ones) Do I have to get the baby ones taken out and HOW do I know the difference so I do NOT pull out the wrong ones? :eek: |
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Have the vet tech at your local animal hospital do it. Telling the difference is not something you want to try to do yourself, particularly in a small breed. If they don't come out by themselves soon, make an appointment.
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OMG! You don't pull them out, the vet does and only if it's necessary. Go to the vet! |
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Is she spayed? They usually do it then. Chances are you will need to get her put out in order for them to be removed. By 7 months, they won't be falling out by themselves. And canine teeth have large roots so you need to ensure it doesn't break off. Do NOT pull them out yourself. |
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