What should I do if there are bugs on my dog? If I find bugs on my dog, give it a bath first to keep it clean, and then take it to the hospital for confirmation to see what exactly is on the dog. Bugs and then treat the dog.

It’s a “dog louse”. If the dog is still young and its hair is not very long, when you give it a bath (while keeping it warm and not freezing it), add vinegar to the dog’s bath water to dissolve the mucus on the lice eggs. And look for it bit by bit by yourself, and crush those nasty big lice! Go to the pet store and buy special lice powder, medicine or spray ((Fulain, Chunming, etc.), in addition to removing the lice on the dog's body In addition to treatment, the surrounding environment must also be thoroughly disinfected. Beds, blankets, mats, etc. must all be cleaned and disinfected and exposed to the sun. All corners must also be disinfected (Bath disinfectant will do)! At the same time, we must maintain Drying is very important! If you have time, take the dog to the corridor or outside and comb the dog's hair with a comb (a comb with small gaps) to get out the lice and crush them! In fact, shave all the dog's hair. The most important thing to do is that the dog is still young, and in this season, he is a little cold dog and is afraid of the cold! So the owner should work harder (no need to shave).

Note: When bathing your dog, you must be careful not to let those nasty lice get into the dog’s ears (lice are very cunning, they run into the dog’s ears to avoid the disinfectant water in the bath). It is best for two people to work together to bathe the dog, which can eliminate lice faster! Don't get the bath water into the dog's ears, as it will make the dog's ears deaf!