Treatment methods for mites on dogs

1. Regularly carry out external deworming treatment on dogs, spray pet antibacterial liquid in areas with severe mite infection, and cooperate with drug treatment.
2. Shave the dog's hair appropriately and thin, blow dry the hair in time after bathing, try to keep the dog itself clean and dry, and do not let the dog play in bushes, grass and other places with many parasites.
3. Pay attention to the disinfection of the dog’s living environment, dog tableware and utensils. It is best to frequently expose the dog house to the sun for ultraviolet sterilization.
4. When there are multiple pets in the home, attention should be paid to isolating the sick dog from other dogs for treatment to avoid cross-infection.
5. Spend more time in the sun, increase the amount of exercise, and moderately supplement high-quality protein, vitamins and other nutrients to enhance the dog’s resistance.

Consequences of mite infection on dogs

Generally, there are a small number of mites on dogs, but when a certain number reaches a certain level, it will cause infection, resulting in red rash, itching, thickening of the skin, scaling, and crusting. Symptoms caused by mites such as scabs will gradually lead to massive hair loss, loss of appetite, restlessness and other consequences. If left untreated, the condition will worsen and lead to skin suppuration, generalized hair loss, and even encephalitis, cranial nerve symptoms, and ultimately the death of the dog.

Methods to prevent dogs from contracting mites

1. Pay attention to the daily cleaning and hygiene of dogs. Frequent bathing and grooming will help your dog remove shed hair as well as insect eggs, dust mites, etc. hidden in the hair.
2. Keep the kennel dry and clean. A humid environment will provide good living conditions for mites and other parasites.
3. Dog utensils, tableware and living environment should be cleaned, disinfected and exposed to the sun frequently.
4. Deworm the dog regularly and externally once a month.