Symptoms of dog body odor:

1. The odor emitted by dog ​​hair. A dog's body odor is affected by temperature and humidity. Microorganisms on dogs will multiply rapidly when the temperature is higher than 25% and the humidity is higher than 70%. Therefore, the dog is in a environment where the temperature is relatively high, the humidity is relatively high, just after taking a bath, or has not been bathed for a long time, etc. All will emit body odor.

2. The bad smell from the dog’s mouth. Poor oral hygiene of dogs, dog oral inflammation, dental calculus, constipation, etc. will all cause bad breath in dogs, especially dogs who often eat meat, which can easily remain between the teeth, leading to fermentation and decay. Emit an unpleasant odor.

3. The smell of dog ears. Dogs’ ears are covered with a lot of down and have poor ventilation, which can easily trap dirt and even ear mites. It will cause the dog's ears to smell bad, which will in turn cause the dog's body odor.

4. The smell of dog feet. There are sweat glands on the dog's foot pads. When the dog secretes sweat, it will breed bacteria on the soles of the feet. If the dog's feet are not cleaned regularly, they will emit a smell.

5. The smell from the dog’s butt. There are dog anal glands near the dog’s anus, which need to be cleaned regularly. The secretions in the anal glands have a very pungent smell. If not cleaned in time, they may overflow or become inflamed at any time, which will cause the dog's body to smell fishy.