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Chipped tooth (dog)
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22-08-2014 7:08am#1Happy Friday everyone...
While doing my routine ear, teeth, paws and pads checks on the boys this morning... I noticed a very small chip in Jacks tooth. (Third tooth from left on top picture).
He's happily obliged me with a few pics of same.
It's just a chip in the enamel. No dentine exposed and certainly no pulp or nerve visible. I'm obviously going to call to a vets to get an opinion or three.
I just wanted to know of any of you had similar chips with one of yours? And is it a matter of just keeping an eye on it.
The boys are raw fed and forever 'mouthing' (open mouths / teeth clashing) when they are playing... So I'm guessing that's how it happened.
But as Jack is only 9 months old... He has been known to chew on the odd 'foreign object'
Thanks in advance for any pearls of wisdom...0
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