Under normal circumstances, dogs can be bathed after 3-4 months of age, provided that the dog has completed internal and external deworming, vaccination and other immune procedures, and is in relatively healthy physical and mental state. When bathing your dog, you should use pet-specific shampoo. It is best to choose weather with relatively high temperatures to avoid catching a cold. After washing, you should also dry the dog's hair thoroughly. In addition, dogs do not need to be bathed too frequently. Generally, they are washed once every half month in summer and once a month in winter. Frequent bathing can easily wash away the natural oils that protect the dog's skin, causing damage to the skin barrier, and then causing skin problems. disease.

1. Generally, when a dog is about 3-4 months old, after completing the deworming, vaccination and other immune procedures, it can take a normal bath. Dogs that are too young have very weak resistance. If the water temperature is not adjusted properly when taking a bath, or the dog's hair is not dried in time, it will be very easy to catch a cold, or even develop other serious diseases. After the dog is 3-4 months old, as various physiological functions gradually improve, the resistance will also increase. Bathing the dog at this time is generally less likely to cause problems.

2. When bathing your dog, you must first choose pet-specific cleaning products instead of human shower gel, otherwise it may cause itchy skin, dandruff, dull hair, etc. Condition. Secondly, it is also important to choose a suitable weather and environment. It is best to do it on a warm day with sunshine. If the weather is very cold, turn on the heating lamp for the dog, and dry its hair in time after bathing to avoid catching cold or suffering from skin diseases.

3. After the dog grows up, it is recommended to bathe once every half a month if it is summer, and once a month in winter. Because the oil naturally formed on dogs can protect their skin, if you bathe too frequently, it may cause damage to the skin barrier, hair loss, increased dandruff, etc. In severe cases, the dog may be infected with fungi, Bacteria or parasites.