Causes of dog odor

1. Dog anal adenitis. Blocked anal glands will cause itching and pain in dogs, making it difficult to defecate, and will also occur around the buttocks. Produces a foul odor. So it’s important to clean your dog’s anal glands regularly. Before bathing your dog, you can pinch the dog's anus and squeeze it hard to squeeze out the anal gland fluid and then clean the dog to remove the odor.

2. If the dog has not been bathed with special shampoo for a long time, there will be a lot of foreign matter on the dog's fur, causing an abnormal odor. You should bathe it frequently to keep it clean.

3. Dogs have ear mites. Ear mites in dogs’ ears can make their ears stink. Dogs’ ears are prone to bacterial infections, so you should clean their ear hair regularly to keep their ears clean and dry.

4. Some dogs have abnormal odor due to skin suppuration and infection caused by certain skin diseases.

5. Oral diseases in dogs. The moist and warm mouth is a breeding ground for bacteria. The bacteria on the teeth will form stones and plaques, and food residues will adhere to the stones, which will emit a bad smell over time. .