How often should a Corgi’s teeth be brushed?

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Brushing frequency depends on age. A Corgi in teething mainly on kibble can be brushed every 1-2 weeks; an adult with no obvious problems or bad breath, twice a week. Regular brushing protects teeth and lowers oral disease risk.

But if the Corgi has oral disease, red or swollen gums or tartar, follow the vet’s advice and brush it daily.

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