What should I do if my Husky puppy has a heavy body odor? Use professional shower gel to bathe your Husky regularly to remove odor from the skin to the greatest extent; clean the Husky’s ears regularly to prevent ear odor; feed your Husky dry dog ​​food and eat it regularly Brush its teeth to get rid of bad breath.

Usually, you should bathe your Husky regularly with special pet shower gel, about once a week in summer, about once every two weeks in spring and autumn, and once a month in winter. It should also be noted that long-term consumption of food with too much salt will cause skin diseases and cause the skin to have a peculiar smell, so you should usually feed your Husky dog ​​food that is low in oil and salt.

Cleaning the Husky’s ears also needs to be done at least once a week. In pet stores or pet hospitals, buy professional ear drops, ear hair cleaning clips, medical cotton swabs, etc. First, fix the Husky's body, then drop some ear drops into the ear canal, hold the dog's ears and rub them gently for a few minutes, and then clean them with a cotton swab. Note that the movements must be gentle and slow so as not to injure the husky.

Brush your Husky’s teeth, generally 2-3 times a week. In addition, try not to feed your dog sticky, soft food in life. This kind of food is particularly easy to stick to the dog’s teeth, and then rot and breed bacteria, causing your dog’s bad breath. In addition to brushing Xiao Ha's teeth and cleaning his mouth regularly, Ha can choose some crispy foods, which can meet the needs of Husky's adult growth and help clean his teeth, killing two birds with one stone.