How to care for dog eyes

When dogs suffer from eye diseases, their eyelids often become red and swollen, secretions increase, and eye feces often accumulates in the corners of their eyes. At this time, the dog's eyes should be carefully taken care of and eye feces should be cleaned frequently. The method is: use 2% boric acid cotton balls or cold water to gently wipe from the inside of the eyes to the outside. Do not wipe back and forth on the eyes until the eyes are clean. After wiping, instill eye drops or ointment into the dog's eyes to protect the eyes and eliminate inflammation.

How to care for dog ears

Dogs often have earwax in their ears. When excessive earwax accumulates in the ears, the dog will feel uncomfortable, and in severe cases, it may cause inflammation. Therefore, it is necessary to clean the dog's earwax frequently. The method for cleaning dog earwax is: first use alcohol cotton balls to disinfect the external auditory canal to prevent alcohol from dripping into the ear, and then soak the dry earwax with 2% boric acid water or warm water. After it softens, gently remove it with tweezers.

The tweezers should not be inserted too deep, and the energy should be highly concentrated. If you observe the dog's head shaking, you should quickly remove the tweezers to prevent piercing the eardrum or ear canal mucosa and causing infection.

How to care for the dog's mouth

Dogs have very developed saliva, which can secrete thin, watery saliva that cleans the mouth and helps digestion. The mouth of a healthy dog ​​is relatively clean and does not require special care. However, when dogs are sick, saliva secretion often decreases, the mouth becomes very dry, and the teeth are often stained with tartar, which has a great corrosive effect on the teeth. In order to protect the dog's teeth and remove tartar from the dog's teeth, you can wipe the teeth with a piece of cloth soaked in salt water, or brush the dog's teeth.

The method of brushing the dog's teeth is: one person is responsible for opening the dog's mouth and maintaining a fixed posture. The other person holds a rubber ball filled with water in the right hand and sprays water on the teeth. The left hand holds the teeth and scrubs until the tartar is washed away. In addition, you can also often feed some animal bones, such as pig bones, sheep bones, etc. Doing so can not only satisfy the dog's desire to bite things, but also achieve the purpose of sharpening the teeth.