How to prevent dog diseases from being transmitted to humans

Methods to prevent dog diseases from being transmitted to humans:
1. Avoid contact with wild animals and avoid being bitten by animals.
2. Dogs should be regularly vaccinated against infectious diseases and rabies vaccines.
3. Go to the hospital for rabies vaccination as soon as possible after being bitten.
4. Wear gloves when applying medicine to dogs with skin diseases and avoid direct contact.
5. Avoid petting dogs with skin diseases.
6. Don’t live in the same room with dogs.
7. Clean frequently, especially areas where dogs frequently move. Clean and disinfect mats and kennels, and disinfect the environment.
8. Kill fleas, lice, ticks, etc. on the dog in time, clean and disinfect the environment, avoid going to dirty places, and use external anthelmintics to prevent the dog.
9. Internal parasites can be treated and prevented by giving dogs oral anthelmintics. People should wash their hands after coming into contact with dogs to prevent the import of eggs. They can also take anthelmintics regularly for deworming.
10. Owners should regularly test their dogs and treat them promptly if infections occur.
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