In order to let you better understand the health status of your dog and understand whether your dog's physical and mental condition is normal. The price of the Poodle is normal, and you can conduct a simple physical examination to ensure that the Poodle is in good health. In this issue, we will introduce to you the daily inspection methods and precautions.

1. Mouth

Check your mouth for gum inflammation and tooth decay. Usually, the veterinarian will use a finger to press the gums and use the color as a blood pressure test result. If the gums are pale, it may be anemia, and if they are light yellow, it may indicate liver problems. Just like human beings; as the saying goes, toothache is not a disease, it can kill people.

The same goes for dogs. A dog with tooth problems will not be able to eat normally, and the associated impact will be considerable. As a dog owner, have you ever noticed the problems with your baby dog’s teeth? So it must be You should always pay attention to your Poodle’s oral cavity, and seek medical treatment in time if any problems are found.

　2. Eyes

Although there are many genetic and acquired eye diseases, eye lesions usually indicate more complex diseases elsewhere in the body. Therefore, eye examination often provides clues to veterinarians, and can also help veterinarians focus all their attention on the signs displayed by the eyes to make a more accurate diagnosis.

Specific owners can observe whether the Poodle has red eyes, abnormal tearing, trichiasis and other phenomena.

3. Nose

A dog’s nose is usually wet, cold, and wet. Generally, veterinarians will check the secretions and physical changes. If the dog’s nose is dry, hot, and dry, the veterinarian will not be overly concerned about these changes. Because this shows that the dog may have a fever, age, or is in a bad mood, which may cause dryness and heat in the nose.

But the nose can also be a barometer for the owner's self-examination. If the nose of the Poodle is dry under normal conditions, or there is a runny nose, you should be careful to take precautions.

4. Ears

Check the ears for discharge or abnormal smell; for some dogs, such as Cocker Spaniels, the ears are like a trap door, which vibrates open and close, which can easily increase the moisture in the ears and create an ideal environment for infectious diseases. hotbed. Because the ears are quite sensitive to infectious diseases. Therefore, the veterinarian will carefully check the hair on the ears one by one to see if there are any other foreign objects, and check if there is any change in the color of the ears.

5. Skin and coat

Dark coat color may indicate poor diet, skin parasites, infectious diseases, etc., but it may also be an important signal for diseases in other parts of the body. We see the dog's coat every day, and we don't have to "fight" with the dog before checking it. Once the dog's coat appears abnormal, such as: large area of ​​hair loss; red rash; itching symptoms wait. As a dog lover, you must find out in time, and you should know that your dog may be sick!

6. Nails

When a dog has obvious lameness, we should check the dog’s nails and nail layers. If the nails show uneven wear, it means that the dog may prefer to use a certain foot, while thin and easy to peel nails can indicate a metabolic disorder in the dog. At the same time, poorly developed toenails may also affect the dog's normal movements.

7. Anal area

Check the dog's buttocks to know whether the dog has internal discomfort or tapeworm infestation. Also check whether there is any discomfort to the dog due to body odor caused by the anal glands. Specifically, you can observe whether the dog is sitting on the ground and rubbing its butt forward. If this happens, you should deworm your dog or squeeze its anal glands.

8. Genitalia

If you check the female dog's vulva for any secretions and inflammation, you can learn about the pathological changes in the urinary or reproductive system. On the contrary, the penis and other genitals of male dogs can also be checked for swelling, inflammation and abnormal secretions. If you attach great importance to dog breeding, you can't help but pay special attention to the "baby" of your precious dog! This "guy" who will carry on the family lineage should be one of the focuses of your attention.