Many people's feet are very smelly. This may be caused by wearing shoes with plastic soles. So, people like Alas don't wear shoes, so why do their feet smell? What causes it?

What causes stinky feet in Alaska?

Of course, we must first rule out whether Alaska accidentally stepped on poop. In addition to stepping on poop, foot odor in Alaska is generally caused by fungi. Only fungi present on the body are the source of the smell, and It doesn’t have to be exactly what your feet smell like. However, parents should also wipe Alaska’s limbs and excretory organs after walking. Because when walking the dog, Alaska will most likely poop, so the excretory organs must also be wiped.

What causes stinky feet in Alaska?

In addition, if it is spring and autumn, insect eggs are most abundant at this time, so you should avoid activities on the grass at this time to avoid carrying ticks, fleas and other insects that may transmit diseases. And don’t let Alaska go to messy places, such as next to telephone poles, next to trash cans and other dirty places, because that will make it easier to carry pathogenic bacteria. When you get home, don't rush to let Alaska into the room. You can spray the dog's paws with 65% alcohol and let it evaporate naturally. Or wash the Golden Retriever’s feet after a walk. It’s best to use a pet-specific shower gel. Then you can spray a little talcum powder on the Golden Retriever’s feet, but be careful not to use too much to avoid soiling the home.

What causes stinky feet in Alaska?

However, in addition to Alaska’s foot odor, Alaska’s body odor may also be caused by other places. Bad breath is also a very serious problem. This is related to Alaska’s daily eating habits and the food he eats.