How do wolves rid themselves of fleas?

Answer 1

Wolves will cleverly take a fairly small stick into its teeth and got into a creek or river, submerge itself forcing the fleas to retreat onto the stick, then simply release its grip on the stick allowing it to float down the river with passengers~ very smart animal~

Answer 2

If you have a pet then you would usually brush their teeth. You could also take them to a vet. Wildlife animals. Well, I'm not sure. I don't believe they do. Since they are wild they must not need proper hygeine.

Answer 3

they have specially ridged teeth that are very sharp and can cut through very tough skin and muscle in the front and they have flat teeth in the back to grind their food so that it is easily digestable.

Answer 4

Having a short life span and living in the wild might not seem very appealing, but in the case of the wolf, these factors are exactly what keep its pearly whites shining. Wolves usually live under ten years of age, but some can live up to around 17. This allows less time for tooth decay to set in. As animals of the wild, wolves are required to set their own diet, which usually entails the consumption of live animals. Once the meat is gone, wolves will proceed to chew on raw bones, which is actually beneficial for a canine's teeth.

Answer 5

Gnawing on wood has a double purpose it keeps their teeth sharp as well as giving them materials for their dams.

Answer 6

They do not eat meat, so there are no bacteria (plaque) that stay on the teeth as residue.