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Adult dog, teeth injured
in Pets
My 10 yr old lab got accidentally hit in the face today by a door (we think) and it knocked out at least two front teeth, broke one or two more & one looks all out of place. I'm going to call the vet tomorrow, but just wondering if anyone has had experience with this? We softened his food tonight & he doesn't appear to be in pain, but geez...my poor guy. He's in otherwise great health but it just worries me that his teeth aren't intact when he's not super old yet. I'm probably being silly, but it just makes me sad thinking of having to soften his food already!!
Re: Adult dog, teeth injured
Poor guy. Dogs hide pain very well
I know, he definitely does. We give him Rimadyl once a day with his dinner, so I'm hoping that is helping him by now.