What should I do if my Schnauzer has a heavy body odor? Keep the Schnauzer’s living environment clean and hygienic, clean and ventilate it frequently; you can use pet shower gel with deodorizing function to bathe your Schnauzer to remove odor from the skin; give your Schnauzer regularly Cleaning the ears and squeezing the anal glands can prevent body odor to a certain extent.

1. Keep the environment clean and ventilated

In order to prevent Schnauzer body odor, pet owners should keep the environment where Schnauzer lives clean and clean and disinfect the kennel frequently. For items that are easy to clean, you should also pay attention to cleaning them regularly; and do not close the door and turn on the air conditioner all day long. Occasionally, open the doors and windows to ventilate and maintain air circulation.

2. Take regular baths

Sometimes the Schnauzer also likes to roll on the ground, or when going out for a walk, it will rub on the grass. In this way, the Schnauzer's body can easily become dirty. If you don't pay attention to cleaning; Schnauzer Rui's body will naturally have a strong odor. As for the odor of the Schnauzer's body, it is best for pet owners to bathe the Schnauzer regularly, and the body wash used to bathe the Schnauzer is best to use a dog-specific body wash that focuses on deodorizing.

3. Clean the ear canal

The ears of a Schnauzer tend to collect dirt. If not cleaned for a long time, bacteria and mites will breed, forming foul-smelling dirt. Therefore, you must clean your dog’s ears frequently. First, you must clean out the dirt in its ears. Then continue to drop ear oil, once in the morning and evening, drop 2-3 drops into the ear each time, massage the base of the ear for 1-2 minutes after instillation, then do not wipe it, you can also rub it with ear oil before the next instillation, if If the illness is mild, it will heal in a few days. If the illness is severe, it will take longer. Just stick to it.

4. Squeeze the anal glands

If the Schnauzer does not have much activity or exercise, then the owner must help the dog to drain excess anal gland fluid, otherwise it will cause its anus to swell and its body odor will become worse. The method is very simple. First put on disposable gloves, insert your index finger into the dog's anus, and gently squeeze it with your thumb, so that the anal gland fluid can be effectively squeezed out. It may be difficult to squeeze at first, and the dog may feel pain. Just squeeze it a few times and it will be better.