Notes on dog bathing 1: Comb the hair before bathing

Hair tangles are the most common problem for dogs with long or curly hair. Therefore, before bathing, owners can use a comb to clean the dog's hair. Hair is combed and smoothed. Some owners may want to wait until they are blow-dried after washing before untying the knot, but when the hair is soaked, it will become tighter and more difficult to untie.

Note 2 when bathing dogs: Do not scrub the hair back and forth

When bathing the dog, pour the bath liquid. Some dogs are too dirty and the bath liquid does not foam. Some owners will scrub the dog's body back and forth. In fact, this is wrong. Don't scrub back and forth excessively, as this will tangle the hair that is not tangled. The best way is to wash it once, rinse off the foam and wash it again.

Three things to note when bathing dogs: Remember to take out the cotton balls in the ears

Some owners are afraid that water will get into their ears when they bathe their dogs, so they will get wet in their ears. Stuff it with cotton. However, this method can easily cause the dog’s ears to become clogged and inflamed because the owner forgets to remove the cotton ball. Therefore, the owner must remember to take out the cotton ball after bathing the dog, and then wipe the water from the dog’s ears.

Note 4 when bathing dogs: Squeeze the anal glands

Dogs’ anal glands should be cleaned regularly. If the anal glands are blocked for a long time, it can easily cause itching and inflammation. However, it should be noted that the dog’s anal glands cannot be squeezed out every time. Some dogs’ anal glands are relatively clean. It is also not a good thing for dogs to squeeze their anal glands too frequently. Too often can also lead to anal gland inflammation, anal gland leakage, etc.

Five things to note when bathing dogs: Blow-dry their hair

Short-haired dogs and some long-haired, fluffy-haired dogs will experience moisture return. At this time, owners must patiently blow-dry their hair. Otherwise, dogs will easily get skin diseases. When blow-drying, don't just blow the surface hair. The key is to keep the hair roots dry. Remember to dry the dog's toes, and try to keep the dog's little feet dry, clean and hygienic, otherwise it is easy to cause inflammation between the toes due to moisture.