How to get rid of dog lice in Border Terriers? Since Border Terriers are not as hygienic as people, it is inevitable that fleas and lice will appear on their bodies. This not only brings pain to the Border Terrier, but may also transmit diseases to humans.

1. If there are not too many lice on the Border Terrier, you can catch it manually. This method is very simple and does no harm to the dog. But if you have a lot of lice, this method won't work.

2. If there are many lice, spraying can be used to get rid of the lice. There is a drug called Fulian in general pet hospitals. Just buy a bottle and spray it on the Border Terrier. This method is very simple and will not cause any harm to the Border Terrier. It should be a more preferable method. method.

3. You should also pay attention to a few points when giving a bath to the Border Terrier. First, let the Border Terrier's mood stabilize. Even if you wash it when it is having fun, otherwise it will be very dishonest. Then put a basin under the faucet and wash it. Put the Border Terrier in the basin, turn on the faucet, and let it get wet all over, put some shower gel on it, and rub it with your hands, but you must pay enough attention, otherwise it may be dishonest. After scrubbing, rinse with water and then wipe away. From now on, if you insist on washing your Border Terrier every day, there will be no more lice.

4. Buy a lice repellent ring for your Border Terrier and wear it around your neck. It is not only beautiful but also effective in repelling lice. If your Border Terrier is not used to being tethered, do not use this method. In addition, the effect of this method may not be as good as the above methods, so please weigh your choice.

The most important principle for removing lice from a Border Terrier is to remove lice without harming the Border Terrier. No matter which method is adopted, it must be both effective and safe. If you find that the Border Terrier is not adaptable during the process of removing lice from the Border Terrier, you should stop immediately and go to a professional pet hospital for help.