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Step 1
Purchase several chew toys for your puppy. Chewing massages the puppy's gums. This reduces the pain that he is experiencing from teething. It also helps to loosen the puppy teeth so they can come out and breaks the skin on the gum to allow the adult tooth to come in.
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Step 2
Freeze the chew toys before giving them to your puppy. The cold helps to ease the pain and swelling that comes with teething.
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Step 3
Wet a clean cloth and put it in the freezer. Give the frozen cloth to your puppy to chew on. Be sure to supervise your puppy while she is chewing on the cloth and take it away from her if she starts to shred it or eat it.
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Step 4
Pick up anything in the house that you do not want the puppy to chew on. Like a child that is teething, a puppy chews on anything he can get his mouth on. Puppy proof you house by putting everything that is harmful to the puppy and anything you do not want chewed, out of his reach.
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Step 5
Put your teething puppy into a crate when you are not able to supervise her. Be sure to put chew toys into the crate with her. Crating her when you can not watch her prevents her from chewing things that she shouldn't.
