1. Hair inside the ear

This is something that many pet owners will omit. If pets with long hair in their ears are not cleaned regularly, it will not only block the normal discharge of earwax, but also easily accumulate water in the ears after bathing, causing odor, inflammation, and potential health risks. .

In addition, do not insert cotton swabs into the ear canal. Not only will it not have a cleaning effect, but the cotton swab will easily fall into the pet's ear canal.

2. Nails

The principle of trimming nails is generally to avoid cutting blood vessels. Many pets are afraid of pain and hate having their nails trimmed because blood vessels are cut, causing trouble in the future.

There was once a dog whose nails were too long and accidentally broke their nails from the blood vessels, causing pain to the point where they could not walk.

3. Sole hair

If the hair on the soles of the feet is not shaved, pets may slip and fall easily when running on smooth surfaces. In addition, too long hair on the feet can easily absorb dust and dirt, which is something that many owners don’t often pay attention to.

4. Abdominal hair

If the hair at the bottom of the belly is too long, it will be easily contaminated when peeing. Trimming the hair in this area can keep the abdomen and private parts clean and hygienic.

5. Hair around the anus

Pet feces will stain the hair around the anus, especially long-haired dogs and cats. If left alone, bacteria will breed and cause illness. Therefore, the hair around the anus should be cut short to prevent contamination with excrement.