Things to note when bathing dogs in winter:

1. Adjust the water temperature. When bathing dogs in winter, it is recommended that the water temperature should be close to body temperature, that is, 35 to 38 degrees Celsius, where the pet will feel most comfortable. When taking a bath in hot summer, do not immediately soak the dog in cold water. The water temperature should be kept stable and above 15 degrees Celsius.

2. Let the dog exercise before taking a bath, so that it can defecate and urinate. When taking a bath, put the dog in the tub, do it gently and don’t frighten it, and then scrub it from the head down. .

3. Cleaning frequency In the cold winter, we all know to reduce the number of baths for dogs, but it is particularly important to correctly control the frequency of bathing dogs. In winter or autumn, because the temperature is low, the dog can easily catch cold if you bathe slowly, so do it once every two weeks. Even pets that are kept indoors year-round should be bathed appropriately.

4. Clean the dirty parts first. A dog’s four paws, buttocks and mouth are all dirty parts of the body. Wash these areas with a soapy solution and then rinse with a body wash. Be careful when using soap instead of bath liquid, because soap is a highly detergent and is easy to wash off. Then bathe the dog's body when washing these parts, so that the dog's body will be very clean after washing.

5. To prevent bath water from entering the dog’s eyes and ears, plug absorbent cotton balls into the dog’s ears. After washing, use cotton balls to absorb the water in the external auditory canal.

6. The bathing time should not be too long. Try to control it to about 15 minutes for small dogs and about 20 minutes for large dogs.

7. After bathing, wipe your hair with an absorbent towel until it is semi-dry, and then blow dry with a hair dryer.