It is normal for a 6-year-old dog to lose its front teeth and no remedial measures are required. Because a 6-year-old dog is about to enter the aging stage, so its front teeth have fallen out. The owner does not need to take remedial measures, as long as it does not affect the dog's eating.
If it affects the dog's ability to chew food, the owner can feed the dog some soft food. Food, such as soaked dog food, wet food, canned food, etc. Although the front teeth of a 6-year-old dog have fallen out and cannot grow back, you should pay more attention to protecting the dog's teeth and pay attention to oral hygiene, and clean the spaces between the dog's teeth frequently. Food residues to avoid the formation of tartar, which will lead to the growth of bacteria, thereby triggering a series of oral diseases, and dog tooth loss will be more serious.
In addition, calcium supplements should be provided to elderly dogs, and hard foods such as bones should be reduced. You can feed dogs some wet canned and soaked dog food to prevent dogs from chewing excessively.