What to do if the Border Collie has a stinky body? Brush the Border Collie's teeth regularly, give the Border Collie some big bones or teething snacks to chew on, clean the Border Collie's ears regularly, and use ear cleaner to remove earwax; remove the secretions from the anal glands when giving the Border Collie a bath. Squeeze it out; check whether the Border Collie has a skin disease. It is best to go to a veterinarian for diagnosis, choose lighter dog food to feed, and ensure that the home is clean and ventilated.

1. Oral diseases

The decline in the antibacterial properties of the Collie's mouth will also allow bacteria to easily invade the Collie's body, leading to bad breath. In the long run, it will be very harmful to the Collie's body and make the Collie smell stinky. Pay attention to helping the Border Collie brush and clean his teeth regularly, and effectively control the Border Collie's dental calculus, so that the Border Collie can have a good breath. On weekdays, you can also give the Border Collie some big bones or teeth-grinding snacks, such as chicken jerky and chicken-wrapped French fries. These snacks with a certain hardness can help the Border Collie grind and clean his teeth.

2. Ear inflammation

The ears of the Border Collie need regular cleaning and care. Part of the odor on the dog comes from the ears, especially those with thicker hair like the Border Collie. If daily cleaning and care is neglected, Border Collie's ears are prone to parasites or inflammation, resulting in itchy and smelly ears. You can use ear cleaners to clean earwax and remove odor in the ears, which is beneficial to your dog's health; you can also use ear drops to treat inflamed ears.

3. Anal glands stink

The odor of Border Collies mainly comes from the glands on both sides of the anus. However, Border Collies living at home, because they do not exercise much and have reduced leg muscle strength, are unable to push out excess anal gland fluid, causing anal gland accumulation. Causes obstruction and swelling. At this time, the anal glands will produce a bad smell, which may lead to inflammation, bleeding or even rupture.

If you encounter such a situation. The owner should squeeze out the secretions from the glands when bathing the Border Collie and it will be better. About four o'clock and eight o'clock on both sides of the "little chrysanthemum". Each has an opening to discharge secretions from the anal gland sac. It will be difficult to squeeze at first. If you use a little force, Bian Mugang may feel some pain and discomfort. It will be better after squeezing a few times.

IV. Skin diseases

Sometimes skin diseases can also cause Border Collie odor. Generally speaking, Border Collie's skin disease is mainly characterized by round, broken-haired bald spots on the skin of the head, neck and limbs, covered with gray scales. In severe cases, many ringworm spots are connected into one; while if the symptoms are more severe, Mild and not very obvious, a sample of the case must be taken, that is, use a surgical knife or tweezers to scrape some hair roots and scales from the junction of the lesions for microscopic examination.

Remember, if you can’t hold it, it’s best not to guess on your own, but go to a veterinarian for diagnosis. Also, when the Border Collie recovers, fungi and parasites will definitely be left behind, so pay attention to check some daily necessities that the Border Collie has used before, and burn or throw them away if necessary to prevent the bacteria from coming back.

5. Improper diet

The odor of many Border Collies is caused by food. If they eat food with a pungent smell, or the raw materials are relatively cheap. Border Collies emit a smell when they burp, and their poop is particularly black and smelly. This pet owner needs to consider whether it is food. You can choose some lighter dog food.

In addition, you must ensure that the home is clean and tidy, keep its nest clean, and clean it regularly. Secondly, when taking a shower, you need to use hot water, not cold water. It is best to have the habit of walking the dog every day, so that the Border Collie can excrete poop and urine outdoors! Thirdly, it is important to maintain indoor ventilation regularly. Speeding up the air circulation will help blow the indoor Border Collie smell to the outdoors and bring indoor Get some fresh air.