First and foremost, toys made for puppies are the best way to help your pup through teething. To ease their discomfort, many puppies will chew more often, and it is best to direct this need to toys rather than furniture or dangerous objects. It is also recommended to give your pup something cold but safe to chew on. You may freeze your puppy's chew toys, or even offer cold carrots or frozen fruits. These "cold packs" may help to relieve the discomfort in your pup's mouth. Lastly, do not give your puppy over-the-counter painkillers without asking your vet first. Over-the-counter painkillers can be dangerous for puppies as their dosage must be very small.