In summer, wash once a week; in winter, wash once every two weeks. When taking a bath, you should choose a shower gel specifically suitable for dogs. Choose the one that is most suitable for your dog, so that after washing, your dog will not only be clean but also have a refreshing smell.

2. Clean smelly feet diligently

The pet owner should regularly trim the dog’s nails, and also work diligently to clean the smelly feet. He should also open the dog’s paws and trim the hair in the gaps between the feet. These fine hairs not only contain dirt, but also contain bacteria and viruses. accumulation.

3. Dog haircuts should be appropriate

Dogs do not have sweat glands, and there are two methods of perspiration. One is to stick out your tongue and keep breathing to increase airflow to dissipate heat. One is to dissipate heat through hair. In summer, dogs will shed their long hair and regrow shorter hair to increase air flow to various parts of the body to dissipate heat.

4. Choose the right dog food

Try to choose natural foods that are additive-free, can clean teeth, and have deodorizing properties. It is best to give it to dogs with some probiotics, which can regulate gastrointestinal digestion and effectively prevent bad breath.