What should I do if my Labrador has a bad body odor? If my Labrador has a bad body odor, it is necessary to clean the Labrador’s earwax regularly, which can eliminate body odor to a certain extent; it is best to clean the Labrador every day Brush your teeth to remove tartar and keep your mouth odor-free; you should also bathe your Labrador regularly with pet-specific shower gel to prevent and treat body odor.

1. Clean earwax

In daily care, parents will definitely bathe their Labrador dogs frequently, but sometimes they ignore the dog’s ears. When ear mites appear in the dog’s ears, or there is an infection, it will If there is some unpleasant smell, parents must take the dog to the hospital for treatment at this time, and then use alcohol to wipe and disinfect it in daily care.

　2. Clean the mouth

Bad breath is also one of the important sources, because the dog may not have brushed its teeth once in its life. Bad breath occurs naturally because a large amount of food residue accumulates, decomposes and ferments in the mouth, resulting in some intolerable odors, which can lead to gingivitis, dental calculus and other oral diseases in dogs.

3. Take regular baths

The most direct way to solve body odor is to take a shower. Especially for those Labradors with skin diseases or unclean fur. However, bathing is also taboo. It is best to use pet-specific shower gel, and be sure to blow dry after washing, otherwise the dog will easily catch a cold. At the same time, don’t bathe every day. Frequent bathing will wash away the dog’s skin protective film and lose its protective effect. It is best to wash once every seven to ten days in summer and once every half month to a month in winter.

4. Squeeze the anal glands

One of the key points of Labrador dog’s anal body odor is that the dog’s odor mainly comes from the glands on both sides of the anus, and the anal glands can have the function of identifying one’s identity. Dogs will sniff each other's butts when they meet, but if they are not cleaned for a long time, the anal gland fluid will accumulate and become blocked, causing inflammation and stinking. It will be better if the owner removes the secretions from the dog's glands.