🐾 Teething Troubles? How to Help Your Frenchie Puppy Through It
Like human babies, French Bulldog puppies go through a teething phase, usually between 3 to 6 months of age.
Here’s how to make it easier for both of you.
😬 What to Expect
During teething, you might notice:
Chewing on furniture or shoes
Drooling more than usual
Mild gum swelling or bleeding
A few baby teeth around the house
Don’t worry — this is all part of growing up!
🧸 Provide Safe Chew Toys
Give your puppy a variety of soft rubber or frozen chew toys to soothe sore gums and prevent destructive chewing. Avoid hard bones that can damage teeth.
🧊 Try Frozen Treats
Frozen carrots, ice cubes, or frozen dog-safe treats can numb the gums and relieve discomfort.
🩺 Keep an Eye on Oral Health
Check your Frenchie’s mouth regularly. If baby teeth don’t fall out naturally or you notice swelling, contact your vet — some puppies need help with retained teeth.
💕 Patience Pays Off
The teething stage can be messy, but it passes quickly. Stay consistent with redirection and praise, and soon your Frenchie will have a full, healthy set of adult teeth!
