What should I do if my dog ​​has athlete’s foot?

Dog’s athlete’s foot refers to the fungal infection of the dog’s paws and the skin disease. This is mainly caused by the moisture between the dog’s toes. If your dog treads water outside, takes a bath, or washes its feet without completely drying or drying the toes, it is very easy for bacteria to breed over time, causing the dog to develop athlete's foot.
In this case, the owner should first clean the hair between the dog’s toes to facilitate the application of medicine. Then the owner can apply antifungal medicine to the dog, and it is best to find a doctor to prescribe the right medicine. The owner can wear an Elizabethan ring on the dog to prevent the dog from biting its paws due to itching and affecting the treatment effect. Owners must remember to keep the dog's toes dry and dry their paws after taking a bath or playing in the water.