1. Dogs are afraid of mosquito bites. Although dogs have very thick coats that can resist the bites of a large number of mosquitoes, the coats on the eyes, nose, mouth, belly and other areas of dogs are relatively sparse and are easily bitten by mosquitoes. Bites.

2. In summer, when mosquitoes are prevalent, owners should pay attention to repelling mosquitoes on their dogs to prevent them from contracting diseases due to mosquito bites.

3. It is recommended that owners do not completely shave the dog’s hair in order to cool down the dog’s heat. Not only does shaving the hair not help the dog cool down, it will also increase the risk of mosquito bites. chance of being burned by ultraviolet radiation or may cause skin disease in your dog.

Tip: If you need to take your dog out or in a place with a lot of mosquitoes, you can use dog-specific repellent medicine, which also has a certain mosquito repellent effect.