My 2-month-old husky puppy struggles with hard kibble. Is it okay for his teeth?

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Im giving my 2 months old husky kibble puppy food but it is realy hard for him to eat.He's bitting it in pieces but very hard,is it okay for his teeth. Pet's info: Dog | Husky | Male

Destini R. Holloway, DVM · Accepted Answer

His teeth will be fine. Kibble isn't hard enough to fracture teeth, only antlers, bones and some toys can wear down teeth over time. However, you should try softening it a bit until he is used to the kibble and a bit stronger so that he an easily eat his food. In the next few weeks to a month he should be able to eat his food better. : ) Also just keep Best wishes with your pet Vuki and his puppy food. Take care.

My 2-month-old husky puppy struggles with hard kibble. Is it okay for his teeth?

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