Will ice cubes chill the puppy's stomach?

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Pita

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14-04-2006, 09:45 AM

#11

Must have been lucky have never had a pup have enough trouble with teething to warrant any intervention apart from the removal of any lose tooth that they were bothered with. Always supply chew toys but apart from that they just get on with it.

Amie

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14-04-2006, 02:05 PM

#12

Originally Posted by Shadowboxer

A dampened, knotted, and then frozen tea towel can also be used to soothe the irritations of teething

This is what I always Do works a Treat

trikeschick

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14-04-2006, 05:24 PM

#13

The carrot worked a treat! She spent a whole hour chewing on it, don't know how much she actually ate of it as there were loads of bits all over the garden but it seemed to totally calm her down. Then bless her she fell asleep.

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ShaynLola

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14-04-2006, 05:43 PM

#14

A big frozen marrow or knuckle bone can help to soothe and dislodge any wobbly baby teeth. Only give it when the pup can be supervised though

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