When does my Poodle’s teeth change? Under normal circumstances, Poodle puppies will start to change teeth 8-12 weeks after birth; most Poodles will have their permanent teeth around 8 months after birth; during the Poodle puppy teeth change, to ensure that it has sufficient nutritional intake, you can add calcium powder to the dog food to supplement calcium for dogs.

After a Poodle puppy is born, at about 8-12 weeks old, the milk teeth will begin to loosen and eventually fall out. Tooth replacement usually begins with the incisors, followed by the canines, premolars and eventually the premolars. Most Poodles will have all their permanent teeth around 8 months after birth.

From the time your poodle is a puppy, you should help your dog develop good brushing habits, especially during the tooth replacement period, and pay attention to the teeth every day to confirm that they are growing healthily.

During the period when your puppy is changing teeth, owners should ensure that it has adequate nutritional intake, preferably by enriching the dog’s diet and adding more calcium. If owners usually have more free time, they can make their own nutritional supplements for their pooch, choosing foods with high calcium content such as tofu, kelp, shrimp skin, etc., cooked and chopped and mixed into dog food. If you don’t have time to make a supplement, you can also buy calcium powder directly to add to your dog’s food for calcium.