The harm of mites to dogs:

1. Scabies: Puppies are more likely to get the disease. They will first develop on the cheeks, ear roots and armpits, and then Will spread throughout the body. The affected area of ​​the dog will be very itchy, and it will keep scratching with its paws or find various objects to rub, which will cause serious hair loss in the dog.

2. Ear itch mite: This kind of mite usually lives in the outer ears of dogs and is particularly easy to be infected. A dog's ears will be very itchy, causing it to scratch its ears constantly, and even shake its head, scratch its ears, and bark. His ears also hurt and he refused to have his ears checked. When secondary bacterial infection occurs, it can cause suppurative otitis externa and otitis media. In severe cases, it can cause encephalitis and cranial nerve symptoms.

Methods to prevent and treat dog mites:

1. The main method of prevention is to prevent contact and transmission between healthy dogs and sick dogs.

2. It is recommended that owners regularly perform external deworming on dogs, spray pet antibacterial liquid on areas seriously infected with mites, and cooperate with drug treatment.

3. It is recommended that the owner shave the dog's hair moderately thin, dry the hair in time after bathing, keep the dog dry and clean, and avoid the dog going to bushes, grass, etc. Play in places with many parasites.

4. It is recommended that owners regularly disinfect the dog’s living environment, tableware and utensils. When there is sunlight, expose the dog house to the sun for ultraviolet sterilization.

5. It is recommended that owners take their dogs to bask in the sun more, increase their dog's amount of exercise, and appropriately supplement high-quality protein, vitamins and other nutrients to enhance its resistance.