What are the precautions for adopting a stray dog?

Do a good job of cleaning, it is best to shave, cut nails, check ears and fur to see if there is any ** disease;Do a good job of vaccination, if the dog has not been vaccinated against rabies, you need to confirm the dog's condition;To do deworming, to do internal deworming is to take the drug internally, you need to determine how much to take according to the dog's body size and weight, and the doctor will grasp it.

Generally, stray dogs will be very vigilant, you have to take it step by step, first establish a sense of trust with him, through feeding, companionship, etc., and when he accepts you, you can naturally take him away. You are a good Samaritan, but you also have to pay attention to the method and pay attention to your own safety.

1. Do a good job of cleaning, it is best to shave, cut nails, check ears and fur to see if there is any disease.

2. Do a good job of vaccination, if the dog has not been vaccinated against rabies, you need to confirm the condition of the dog, whether you need to play this time, under normal circumstances, the dog changes the environment, the immunity decreases, it is not recommended to go to the hospital for the first time, because the vaccine will also lead to a decrease in the dog's immunity.

What to pay attention to when adopting a stray dog.

3. To do deworming, to do internal deworming is to take internal drugs, you need to determine how much to take according to the dog's body size and weight, the doctor will grasp it, and it is not recommended to operate it yourself if you are a fecal inspector at the beginning;

4. Observe his urine and physical condition, and pay attention to his health.

What needs to be paid attention to when adopting a stray dog is to see whether the stray dog is irritable or not, whether it has the urge to bite often, and at the same time, it is also necessary to clean the stray dog and make it a clean dog, and take the stray dog to vaccinate, do a good job of deworming, and have the idea of raising a stray dog for a lifetime, and cannot abandon it at will.

Many people encounter stray dogs on the street, and they will have the idea of bringing them home, but adopting a stray dog is not simply a matter of bringing the dog home to feed, and there are many problems that need to be paid attention to

Don't get bitten by them.

First of all, you can't be sure if a stray dog has rabies, and stray dogs are not very close to people and are very vigilant, so it is better to be careful. We all know that rabies is a zoonotic disease, an acute infectious disease, and it is very troublesome to be bitten by a stray dog with rabies.

The case fatality rate of people suffering from rabies is nearly 100%, and it is important to pay attention to this problem when rescuing stray dogs. (If you have already been vaccinated against rabies and are still in the immunization period, don't worry too much about this, many animal rescue station staff will go to get the rabies vaccine.) ）

Avoid contact with other dogs.

If there are other dogs in the house, you should avoid contact with other dogs when you bring them home, because you don't know if it has parvo or canine plague, and if it has a disease, it is easy to spread it to other dogs.

Take it to the hospital for a physical examination.

Many diseases are not visible to the naked eye, especially since most of us are unprofessional. If you want to keep a stray dog as a pet, it is best to take the dog to the hospital for a comprehensive examination.

Get vaccinated against rabies and other vaccines.

Puppies can obtain maternal immune antibodies from breast milk after birth, and in order to ensure that the interference of maternal antibodies is avoided, puppies can be vaccinated for the first time after 6 weeks of age, and then every 3 weeks with one shot per injection, three consecutive vaccinations.

After the three vaccinations, it is best to give another dose of rabies vaccine one week apart, and the rabies vaccine needs to be given to dogs over 3 months of age. After that, you will need to get a vaccine plus a rabies vaccine every year.

It is very necessary to vaccinate the stray dogs brought home in time, not only to prevent them from getting sick, but also to prevent the infection to the owner, effectively ensuring the health of the pet and reducing the cost in the future.

In vitro and in vitro deworming.

In animal hospitals, doctors will generally recommend that you do in vitro and in vivo deworming for dogs, which is also very necessary for newly adopted stray dogs.

Prepare some daily necessities for it.

From the first day you bring your dog home, it is a member of the family, and of course you must prepare the necessary daily necessities for it so that it can adapt to family life as soon as possible.

Bathe. Due to the long-term outdoor survival of stray dogs, most of the sanitary conditions are very poor, and it is necessary to bathe them and clean them. When they get used to getting along with people, they can take them to the pet store for bathing and shearing if they can.

However, it should be noted that if the dog has just been dewormed or vaccinated, it is necessary to avoid bathing for a short time. Also, when bathing them, wipe them clean to prevent colds.