Generally, when the Bichon Frize grows up normally, teeth will begin to grow around 20 days after the Bichon Frize is born. When the Bichon Frize is about 4-6 weeks old, the primary incisors of the Bichon Frize puppy should be fully elongated. When nearly 2 months old, the Bichon Frize's milk teeth are all long, white, thin and pointed.
After this, the Bichon Frize puppies will begin to enter the stage of teeth replacement. Bichon Frize puppies aged 2-4 months will replace the first deciduous incisor; Bichon Frize puppies aged 5-6 months will begin to replace the second and third deciduous incisors. As for the deciduous canine teeth, generally speaking, an 8-month-old Bichon Frize will have all their permanent teeth replaced.
It is worth noting that different Bichon Frize individuals will also have some differences in the time process of teeth eruption and tooth replacement. Moreover, some Bichon Frize dogs with malnutrition and lack of calcium nutrition will also have problems when teeth are growing and changing. For example, when the teeth grow at a high speed, it is not easy to fall off the deciduous teeth, and it is easy to grow double rows of teeth, etc.
During the few months when the Bichon Frize’s teeth are changing and teething, you must first ensure a healthy diet and adequate, balanced and comprehensive nutrition intake, especially the supply of calcium nutrition. Moreover, when the Bichon Frize changes its teeth and grows teeth, it will especially like to chew things. In order to prevent the Bichon Frize from causing damage, some bone chewing gum should also be specially prepared so that the Bichon Frize can chew at will without destroying other items. thing.
