Methods for dealing with menstruation in dogs:

1. Hygiene and cleanliness. Wash the dog's butt to prevent bacterial or fungal infection, deal with secretions on the sofa and furniture, clean the mats, and give the kennel a general cleaning to keep it clean and hygienic.

2. Keep warm and protect belly. Choose a comfortable place for your dog and prepare a blanket to protect his tummy so that he can have a good rest.

3. Supplement nutrition. Dogs during menstruation lose some nutrients in their bodies, so they should eat high-protein and high-calcium foods appropriately. They should eat a light diet, low in salt and oil, and pay attention to balanced nutrition.

4. Spend more time with you. Dogs during their menstrual period are restless, impulsive and irritable. Owners should spend more time with their dogs to soothe their emotions and help them go through their menstrual period smoothly.

5. Prevent running around. When going out, be sure to wear sanitary trousers and a leash on your dog to prevent mating.

Things to note when dogs are menstruating:

1. Try not to take a bath. When the dog's immunity is low, try not to bathe the dog, otherwise it may cause the dog to catch cold and become sick.

2. Try your best to be optimistic about it. Go out to walk your dog and avoid breeding to prevent encountering a low-quality male dog and giving birth to impure puppies.

3. Get sterilized as soon as possible. If you don’t want your dog to get pregnant, you can sterilize your dog as early as possible, which can reduce the chance of your dog suffering from pyometra and breast cancer, and also avoid the trouble and pain of your dog’s estrus period.