The air in homes where dogs are raised generally contains bacteria. Because dogs are lively and active, they may be infected with some bacteria when they are active outdoors, and then return home, resulting in a large amount of bacteria in the air at home.

1. Reasons why there are bacteria in the air in homes where dogs are raised

Because dogs are more active and have more hair, they can easily bring bacteria into the home when they are active outdoors, causing bacteria in the air at home. content increased. If the owner does not regularly disinfect and clean the home, the bacterial content will gradually increase over time. It is recommended that owners disinfect the room regularly to effectively inhibit the growth of bacteria.

2. The harm of bacteria in the air at home

Some bacteria are zoonotic. If the dog’s body carries a large amount of bacteria, it may cause itching, redness, swelling, and scaling. Symptoms include listlessness and loss of appetite in severe cases. When this happens, it is recommended that the owner take the dog to a regular pet hospital for treatment in time. With the help of a doctor, standard and effective treatment can help relieve the symptoms. If the dog has the above situation and the owner fails to deal with it in time, the bacteria may be transmitted to the owner, causing the owner to become unwell. It is recommended that the owner go to the hospital in time and make targeted treatment based on the examination results, which can effectively alleviate the symptoms.

3. Daily care of dogs

In daily life, owners should provide a warm and comfortable environment for dogs, and regularly disinfect and clean the dog’s living environment. , can effectively reduce the breeding of parasites and avoid physical discomfort in dogs. You should also take your dog outdoors to do some physical exercises appropriately, such as walking, climbing, jumping, etc., which can accelerate blood circulation in the body, enhance the body's immunity, and is beneficial to the dog's health.