What should I do if my Mexican hairless dog has fleas?

If you find fleas on your Mexican hairless dog, you can use flea powder, flea shampoo, etc. to get rid of the fleas on your dog, but be careful not to get the flea powder into your dog's mouth. In addition, flea collars also have a certain effect, but flea collars are not suitable for all dogs.
How to prevent fleas from parasitizing Mexican hairless dogs:
1. Keep the dog’s living environment clean and prevent flea parasitism from the source.
2. Bathe and comb the dog’s hair on time.
3. If you find that your dog’s skin has redness, rashes, dandruff and other skin problems, you should take your dog to the hospital immediately for examination and early treatment.
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