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Ensure your pet is sitting comfortably
Start by only brushing a few teeth per session, gradually building up to being able to brush the whole of your pet’s mouth in one session. Ideally this process will need to be gradual and worked up to over time
Use gentle circular motions to brush the puppy’s teeth and gum line
Use a circular motion and hold the brush at a 45° angle along the gum line. This will allow the filaments of the brush to clean between the teeth and along the gum line removing any plaque that has accumulated there
Nipping & chewing!Puppy nipping and chewing can be a slight issue at this age. This is a natural part of the teething process and with some training your puppy can learn to chew on the correct toys and not you… or your expensive furniture!
Adult teething!By 6-7 months, your puppy’s adult teeth should have all grown. If there are any remaining puppy teeth left in the gum, contact your vet as they may need to be removed.
Losing teeth! Eating!As your puppy is teething, you may notice they eat less and go off their food because their gums are a little sore and tender to chew the food. Soaking the food in a bit of water and allowing it to soften will help.
Top Tip! 
“If your puppy decides to nip you whilst playing, stop playing! Your puppy will soon learn that when they overstep the mark and chew you, their fun play session will end. Show them what they can chew and praise them when they follow your instructions”.
Kirstie Jones, Nutritionist
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