Pay attention to the temperature when raising dogs in summer

Dogs in environments with high temperatures and high humidity are prone to heatstroke due to difficulty in dissipating body heat. For this reason, activities under the hot sun should be avoided, the kennel should be moved to a cool place, and cold water baths should be given to dogs frequently in hot weather. When a dog is found to have symptoms such as difficulty breathing, elevated skin temperature, and rapid heartbeat, it is already suffering from heat stroke. Use a wet towel to apply cold compress to the head immediately, move it to a cool and ventilated place, and seek veterinary treatment immediately.
To prevent moisture, bedding and other bedding should be changed and dried frequently. After rinsing the kennel with water, it must be completely dried before entering. Dogs that get wet in the rain should be dried with a towel in time.

Be careful about food spoilage when raising dogs in summer

Dog feed in summer is prone to fermentation and deterioration, causing food poisoning.
Therefore, it is best to feed your dog fresh food that has been heated and then cooled. The amount should be appropriate and there should be no leftovers. We must resolutely throw away food that has fermented and spoiled, and do not keep it for fear of waste.
Because spoiled food may contain bacterial toxins, even high-temperature treatment cannot destroy them. If the dog eats it, it can cause food poisoning and will die if not treated in time. Therefore, if your dog is found to have vomiting, diarrhea, or general weakness soon after feeding, please consult a veterinarian immediately.

When raising dogs in summer, you should pay attention to the dog's appetite problem

With high temperatures in summer, dogs are prone to loss of appetite. At this time, you should reduce meat food, increase fresh vegetables and broth, or change the feed. type, supply more clean water. In addition, you should always wash your eyes and ears to prevent skin eczema.