Is the Silky Terrier easy to raise? The Silky Terrier is a relatively petite pet dog and is an ideal companion dog for many families. However, the dog's hair is relatively long, so it is still difficult to care for it.

　(1) Regular health check-ups: such as oral hygiene, heartworm prevention, vaccinations and other physical function tests, and abnormal urine tests such as polyuria, oliguria and even hematuria.

(2) Groom your hair regularly: pay attention to the skin for abnormal secretions, lumps and other abnormal changes. In order to maintain the health of hair, it is recommended to supplement essential amino acids, vitamins A, E, and minerals to help hair growth and skin cell metabolism.

(3) Maintain a dry, clean and warm living environment for pets: If several pets are kept at the same time, elderly pets should be provided with higher feeding opportunities to avoid competing with other younger pets for food.

　(4) Balanced diet and exercise: It can prevent weight gain, provide sufficient protein, vitamins, and minerals, reduce calories, fat, and increase fiber content to help dogs feel full after eating.