Do not leave your dog alone in the car

In a closed car under the summer sun, the temperature inside the car will rise sharply, and dogs can easily suffer from heat stroke or even suffocation in the car. If the dog is found to have difficulty breathing, mouth breathing, purple tongue, or elevated body temperature, the owner should immediately put the dog in a cool, well-ventilated place, and flush the dog's armpits, leg base, and abdomen with cold water. Or hairless areas. Then the patient will be contacted by the hospital for rehydration and antipyretic treatment.

Maintain good hygiene habits

Clean your dog regularly and develop good hygiene habits. When taking your dog to climb mountains, do not choose thorny roads to avoid injury to your dog. When returning to the residence, the owner should use a hot towel to clean the corners of the dog's mouth, lower abdomen, limbs, buttocks and soles of the feet. After playing in the sea, bathe the dog with fresh water, paying special attention to cleaning the eyes and ears to prevent the dog from contracting diseases.

Be prepared with daily health care medicines

When you are away from home, it is difficult to find a pet hospital in time. Once a dog encounters an accident, the owner needs to deal with it first. Therefore, you should prepare some commonly used medicines when you go out, such as medicines to aid digestion, anti-inflammatory medicines and eye drops.

Pay attention to safety precautions

Dogs, like children, are very curious and don’t know how to protect themselves, so they are easily hurt. Owners need to be extra careful when going out. Be sure to keep dogs away from dangerous items such as rodenticides, cockroach killers, sharp objects, and power lights. When you take your dog out at night, you must not let the dog run freely, because the dog is afraid of the dark and likes the light, cannot hide from cars, and can easily be hit by a speeding car.