FALZENIQ · Gentle Start
Troubleshooting
Every pet learns at a different pace. Here's how to handle common challenges.
Your Pet Needs More Time
If your pet resists a step, return to the previous one and spend more time there. Progress is not always linear. Repeat any day as many times as needed before moving forward. A shorter, positive session is always better than a forced one.
30 days is a path, not a test.
End This Session
Stop the session immediately if your pet shows any of the following:
- Strong resistance or attempts to pull away
- Attempts to bite
- Visible distress — trembling, cowering, or vocalising in distress
- Excessive drooling or panting
End with something positive — a reward or calm praise — and try again the next day with a shorter, easier step.
Contact Your Veterinarian
Consult your veterinarian if you notice any of the following:
- Bleeding gums that do not resolve quickly
- Loose or broken teeth
- Unusual swelling around the mouth or jaw
- Persistent bad breath that does not improve
- Your pet refuses to eat or shows pain when chewing
Home brushing supports oral health but does not replace regular veterinary dental examinations.