Notes on dog cleaning care 1: Teeth cleaning care

1. Use a dog-specific toothbrush to brush your teeth. The dog-specific toothbrush is made of a synthetic soft-bristled brush with a wavy brush surface, which can effectively clean the teeth. various parts of.
2. Canine dental disease usually first manifests itself as dental plaque, and the minerals in saliva can turn dental plaque into calculus. Tartar is a breeding ground for bacteria, which causes bad oral odor. And pathogenic bacteria will invade the dog's blood and cause lesions in organs such as liver, lungs and kidneys.
3. The dog’s teeth should be examined by a veterinarian at least once a year, and the owner should check them once a week to see if there are symptoms of inflammation. Teeth should be brushed more than 3 times a week to effectively maintain your dog's oral hygiene.

Precautions for dog cleaning and care 2: Ear cleaning and care

1. When cleaning the ear canal, wrap the absorbent cotton tightly around the hemostatic forceps. Do not use cotton swabs to avoid the cotton swabs breaking. It is not easy to remove from the ear canal.
2. Ear powder must be used before plucking ear hair. Ear powder has anti-inflammatory and anesthetic effects.
3. When plucking ear hair, don’t pluck too much at one time, and do so gently.

Precautions for dog cleaning and care 3: Eye cleaning and care

1. Apply eye drops before bathing the dog to prevent hair and water from entering the eyes. Apply eye drops again after bathing to prevent eye damage during bathing.
2. When wiping your eyes with a cotton ball, pay attention to wiping from the inner corner of the eye outwards. Do not wipe back and forth on the eyes. The cotton ball can be replaced.
3. Long-term use of eye drops or eye ointments containing corticosteroids can cause fundus atrophy and even blindness.