a drop canine

taro · 24-01-2005, 04:32

Hello friends. The other day I watched that my puppy has already lost one of his upper canines. The thing is that he is only three months old and I was wondering if it's not a bit early. I don't know. I watched him closely and it seems that the canine has been broken because there are still rests of it in his mouth. Can somebody help me please....

Koos · 24-01-2005, 11:06

Hello Taro,

If you think that the canine is broken, go to your vet and check it. when there is a damage it can be give problems for the rest of his life.

good Luck,

Letty

Mirkawolf · 24-01-2005, 14:11

I agree with Letty, the best thing is to pick the puppy and go to see the veterinarian. He will do what is neccessary. Also, if the canine is really broken, check out where the puppy could harm itself and try to prevent it for the next time.
Generally, the puppies start to change their teeth around 4-5 months, while after 6 months should be all the teeth exchanged. Exceptions exist, of course.

Mirka

24-01-2005, 04:32	#1
taro Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Barcelona Posts: 17	a drop canine Hello friends. The other day I watched that my puppy has already lost one of his upper canines. The thing is that he is only three months old and I was wondering if it's not a bit early. I don't know. I watched him closely and it seems that the canine has been broken because there are still rests of it in his mouth. Can somebody help me please....

24-01-2005, 11:06	#2
Koos Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 731	Hello Taro, If you think that the canine is broken, go to your vet and check it. when there is a damage it can be give problems for the rest of his life. good Luck, Letty

24-01-2005, 14:11	#3
Mirkawolf Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Brussels Posts: 556	I agree with Letty, the best thing is to pick the puppy and go to see the veterinarian. He will do what is neccessary. Also, if the canine is really broken, check out where the puppy could harm itself and try to prevent it for the next time. Generally, the puppies start to change their teeth around 4-5 months, while after 6 months should be all the teeth exchanged. Exceptions exist, of course. Mirka