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9. What To Do If Your Dog's Gums Bleed

A small amount of bleeding from the gums is normal, especially when you first start brushing your dog's teeth. If the bleeding is heavier or persistent, it may mean that you're applying too much pressure with the toothbrush. It could also be a sign of gum disease. Consult your vet about any significant bleeding.

a dog with toothbrush in the mouth

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