Pay attention to the dog’s nose

The dog’s nose itself is kept moist and has a relatively developed sense of smell, so the dog’s nose is much more sensitive than that of ordinary animals. For the hair or some secretions in the dog's nose, it is generally not recommended for owners to clean it too clean. Generally, dogs have a self-purifying function. Do not clean it casually to avoid damaging the dog's sense of smell and increasing the chance of the dog getting sick.

Pay attention to the dog's body

In order to keep the dog clean and hygienic, some people bathe the dog every day, but in fact, the skin of dogs is completely different from that of humans. If it is too Diligently cleaning the body will wash away all the oils that protect the dog's body, which will increase the chance of skin diseases.

Pay attention to dog’s paws

Dog’s paws generally wick away sweat, and the paws are in direct contact with the ground, which can be said to be dirty. Some people often clean their dogs' paws or put shoes on their dogs directly, thinking that this can protect their paws well, but this may actually bring certain harm to them. Wearing shoes for dogs not only prevents the dog from walking, but may also lead to eczema and other conditions.

Pay attention to dog ears

Dog ears should be cleaned regularly to prevent the dog from getting ear mites, but cleaning the dog ears should not be too clean. Cleaning the ear canal too frequently will destroy the microenvironment of the dog's ear canal, and a small amount of waxy secretions does not need to be cleaned, as it plays a protective role.