Yes, they can, but only if they are fed soft, moist food, such as a ground-textured canned dog food. It's rather common for some older dogs to have lost their teeth due to age and gum disease, so they have to have a diet of very soft food that basically requires no chewing. They can also be fed baby food, which comes in many different selections. Ask your vet which ones would be best for your dog in order to ensure it gets a balanced diet.
Dogs have teeth to help them eat and chew their food. Teeth are important for breaking down food into smaller pieces so that it can be easily digested. Additionally, teeth are also used for defense and communication among dogs.
No some have jagged teeth to eat the person who asked this question
What teeth do cat or dogs use to eat? Well cats use their teeth that are called
shep, is for grown sized dogs with strong teeth and gums. other pups and dogs eat different food.
No it will make them sick
dogs eat dog food and garbage or really anything that fits in their mouth or something they can break down with their teeth and can swallow o they can eat what we eat but could get sick
dogs eat dog food and garbage or really anything that fits in their mouth or something they can break down with their teeth and can swallow o they can eat what we eat but could get sick
if youre talking about the teeth then they are the type of teeth that grind the food that you eat, but if it's the animal then it's dogs.
I have heard that a dogs mouth is cleaner then a humans, but I don't see how this is possible as dogs eat poop and other disgusting things. Dogs mouths are cleaner than humans because they eat dog food which has rich protein and vitamins Dogs teeth can crush bones that would probably splinter human teeth, so dog's teeth are probably stronger.
They need to eat obviously... Also teeth can be used for biting; so it is also a way of defense.
yeah dog can eat a steak as long as it is no small but bones make there teeth stronger
a dog's teeth aren't designed for chewing, they're for ripping and tearing.