The dog is over cleaned, please help, thank you!

Taking a shower once every 3 days is not a cleaning transition, it's not a big deal. Landlord, you can pay attention to whether the dog often scratches the place is red or has some small dots. If you have one, buy a box of dermatitis flat for human use.

Follow the instructions for the medicine and apply it every day, and it will be fine for a few days. If none of the above is the case, you can bathe your dog with clean water. If it gets better, then it means that this body wash is not suitable for your dog, or it is fake.

Just change it.

Hope mine can help you.

It may be a disease... Go to the hospital, get something to put on it, ask the doctor.

Washing once every three days is not too clean, it may be that you accidentally got lice when you were playing outside, or it was a ** illness Take it to the hospital to see.

It may be a disease, there are parasites on the surface of the body alive, which are all impossible to take an ordinary bath.

Washing once every 3 days is too frequent for dogs... There is no good for its health, you go to the hospital to cure its itching first, and the frequency of bathing is about 2 times a month in summer and 1 time a month in winter.

It should be ** sick, go to the hospital to see. Washing once every three days is too frequent for dogs, and the protective film will be washed off. You can't wash it every day, if you have a shower gel that you wash every day, it's definitely not for dogs, right?

Generally, it is enough to wash it once every half a month or a month. And make sure that the dog is in good shape before bathing, otherwise it will cause illness.

There is no such thing as a certain dog breed that loves to be clean and a certain dog breed is sloppy, dogs are all the same, and clean dogs come entirely from the diligence of their owners.

Step 2: Gently rub the dog hair to the root of the hair with your hands (dry cleaning powder can be added appropriately according to the degree of contamination of the dog hair), and scratch and rub the hair all over the body.

Step 3: After the scratching and rubbing, the dog hair will be knotted, and the hair will be gently combed with a dense comb.

Step 4: Use a coarse-toothed comb to comb the hair out of the style.

Step 5: After the whole process is over, the dry cleaning of the dog is completed.

To reduce the probability of dog disease, the shoveler can take effective measures to prevent the factors that cause the dog to get sick. It is extremely important to take effective eye hygiene and epidemic prevention measures to prevent diseases and adhere to the principle of prevention rather than cure.

Take measures to ensure that the dog's drinking water is clean and pollution-free, and the remaining water needs to be poured into clean water every time the dog is given water. Dogs should be given fixed utensils, washed in time after use, and regularly boiled and sterilized. Leftovers should be discarded in a timely manner.

The dog's kennel and toys should be cleaned and disinfected regularly and even exposed to the sun. Do a good job in dog breeding and environmental hygiene, such as insisting on cleaning the kennel once a day, cleaning up leftovers, sundries and feces in a timely manner, etc., the feces in the kennel should be harmless, and regularly spray with Pointe disinfectant to kill and eliminate bacteria. Bathe the dog regularly, but the frequency of bathing should not be too frequent, etc., and regularly do in vitro and in vitro deworming work for the dog.

Wash it every day, wash it with a special hairwash, shear it at the right time, etc.

Any dog is hygienic, depending on whether you have love and patience.

Huskies are not only hygienic, but also have no body odor.

Dog breeds (choose dog breeds with low body odor.)

Give your dog regular bath care.

Reasonable feeding.

Keep the dog out of contact with the dirty environment.

Disinfection Clean the dog's rearing environment Keep the rearing environment ventilated and breathable Velux Blue Moon 84 Disinfectant Alcohol (with different disinfectants) can prevent the resistance of viruses and bacteria.

.Knowing what the problem is solves it.

Lai Shu'er, I've only used one of them so far, and I feel pretty good.

Do you only take medicated baths or take insect medicine?

A medicated bath is to bathe the dog with a shower gel with disinfectant effect to keep the dog clean and avoid parasites or fleas. There are also external sprays, and there is also a kind of oral administration by dogs, which will enter the dog's blood, so that the fleas will die after sucking the dog's blood, which is more poisonous and not good for dogs.

Eating deworming medicine is a daily health care taken once every six months, because dogs often eat messy things on the ground, and you can't look at it, so you should give it insecticide medicine to avoid parasites hurting the dog.

In short, after the dog is disinfected, the owner will be cleaner and healthier.

Do you mean sanitizing dogs or sanitizing kennels? The guy upstairs is right, so I won't say more. It's all for the health of the dog.

Take a shower every 10-15 days and scrub especially its feet every time you go out and sneak back!

Let the dog have a good living habit and take the dog out to defecate regularly every day.