See if the dog’s ears have no odor

The dog’s ear canal is covered with abundant ear hair. The dog’s ears are vulnerable to attacks by germs and parasites. The ears often secrete oil. If not Frequent cleaning can easily produce dirt, emit odor and stink, and can easily breed bacteria and various parasites.

Check whether the dog’s oral cavity is healthy

You can observe the dog’s oral problems to see whether there are redness, swelling, ulcers and rotten spots in the mouth, whether there is a special smell, whether there is any difficulty in swallowing, etc. A healthy dog The dog's large oral cavity is clean, moist, pink, and the tongue is bright red. There is no bad breath and no salivation. If your mouth is red and swollen, drooling, and accompanied by bad breath, you are sick.

See if the dog’s eyes are clean

Learn to observe the dog’s eyes every day. Some dogs always have a lot of eye feces and may also have tear stains. In fact, many of these are related to diet. The dog may be too angry, so the owner must pay attention to it. Observe whether the dog's eyes are inflamed and treat accordingly.

See if your dog’s poop is normal

A dog’s poop is an important factor that reflects its health. Abnormal stools in dogs are related to the food ingredients. Some commercial foods contain a lot of pigments and food attractants. Dogs who eat this kind of commercial foods will generally have very black, smelly, and soft poop. Healthy poop should be yellow or brown, with a certain degree of coagulation and moisture, making it easy to pick up.