Look at the dog's hair

A healthy dog ​​has a very shiny and smooth coat. When combing the dog's hair, you can touch its body with your hands to see if there are any abnormalities. Is its skin healthy and does it have any skin diseases? If you find that your dog’s coat is dull, rough, and covered with dander, and there are patches of peeling skin, you should consult a veterinarian in time for early treatment. If your dog scratches its fur frequently, it may indicate fleas, lice or parasites.

Look at your dog’s teeth

A pair of white teeth not only makes your dog look beautiful, but is also a guarantee of good health. Open your dog's mouth to see how clean the mouth and teeth are. If you find that your teeth are covered with dirt, food particles and smelly, you can use a pet toothbrush to brush your teeth.

Look at your dog’s feces

Your dog’s excrement can also intuitively reflect its health status. Dogs will excrete two to three times a day. If you find that its poop is very watery, not in strips, and red in color, it means that there is something abnormal in the dog's body. Check its anus to see if there is any dirt.