Drink more water in Alaska summer

In summer, pet dogs have sweat glands on their feet, which will evaporate a lot of water. Drinking more water can significantly reduce the temperature and prevent heatstroke. Therefore, you need to give your pet dog enough water in summer, and at the same time Change it several times a day to keep it clean and hygienic.
Tips: You can put appropriate cooling and relieving items in the water, such as honeysuckle dew, Qiuli ointment, etc. to dispel heat and relieve heat. You can also make mung bean soup to cool and relieve heat.

Pay attention to what you eat in Alaska summer

Sweating a lot in summer will cause your pet dog to lose water and trace elements, causing a vicious cycle for dogs in summer. Therefore, it is necessary to prepare cool food for pet dogs in summer to increase their appetite. At this time, feed nutritional supplements, such as MAG calcium powder and MAG goat milk powder, which are rich in nutrients, so you don’t have to worry about your dog’s nutritional deficiencies. The weather is hot and muggy, and food is prone to rot and spoilage. If your dog has not finished eating the food, please take it back in time. Once it spoils, throw it away in time. The refrigerator is not a panacea. If you like to make your own homemade stuff, please do it in small amounts and often.
Tip: Iced yogurt, pears, apples, watermelon, and vegetables are all good appetizers. Iced milk and Yakult, watermelon are delicious, but they have high sugar content, so be careful.

Pay attention to hygiene in Alaska summer

In summer, keep the indoor clean and hygienic. The humidity should not be too high to avoid the growth of bacteria due to high humidity. Keep the house clean and airy. The floor inside the house should be kept clean and dry to avoid hot and humid conditions. Bacteria breed, Alaska likes to put its entire belly on the floor to cool down, and it is easy to suffer from skin diseases in the long run. The editor recommends that you give your dog some MAG seaweed powder in the summer, which can beautify the dog's coat and protect its skin, and prevent some diseases. When the temperature is low in the morning and evening, remember to open windows for ventilation. Remember not to be cool for a while, so that your baby can stay in an air-conditioned room for a long time.
Tips: If it’s too hot, put a basin of ice in front of the electric fan, or grab a few drink bottles and freeze them. Throw them on the ground to cool down and allow your baby to play.

Don’t shave in Alaska summer

Summer is here, and you can often see many dogs running out with shaved hair. In fact, doing so is very bad for dogs. After the dog's hair is shaved, the dog's skin will be directly exposed to ultraviolet rays, which will make the dog's body temperature higher. Moreover, the dog's perspiration is through the tongue and soles of the feet, so shaving will not help in cooling down; unless it is a baby with skin disease, otherwise Don't shave it off.
Tips: You can appropriately trim the hair on your dog’s foot pads, abdomen, and inside limbs to help cool down.