If there are not many dog ​​lice, you can catch them with your hands. Dog lice often hide on a dog's limbs, armpits, neck, or abdomen. This method is simple and does no harm to the dog. If there are too many lice on the dog, we need to take them to the pet store for a medicinal bath. If you are worried about pharmaceuticals, parents can buy a bottle of shower gel with a tick-repelling effect and wash your dog every day.

Symptoms of lice on dogs:

1. A white mixture of dander, lice and eggs can be seen on the dog’s hair. Symptoms of lice include: Dogs with rough, matted coats, hair loss, and secondary seborrhea may develop anemia and weakness in severe infections.

2. Dogs will constantly scratch, rub, and bite their hair. At this time, the pet owner will prepare deworming medicine for the dog. If the dog is not dewormed, the consequences will be disastrous.

3. If there are red spots or red spots on the dog’s body, it means that the dog has been targeted by fleas and ticks. Because these red spots and erythema are the evidence left behind after the bites of fleas and ticks.