Dogs are clean and the owner will be happier when they are close to the dog. Dog care and cleaning need to be done regularly so that the dog will be cleaner and healthier and reduce disease infections. Many dog ​​owners feel that it is too troublesome to bathe their dogs, so they send them to pet care centers. In order to prevent dog owners from getting into trouble and have a better pet washing experience, here are three ways to give pets a bath. Big note!

A beautician who knows it

Before sending your pet to be washed, chat with the beautician who wants to bathe it (it’s best to take your baby with you) to learn about his knowledge and concern for the pet, as well as the scheduled bathing procedure, and observe how he behaves Call the dog and cat and hear how he handles nervous dogs and cats.

Most dogs are more obedient than cats. Before contact, the beautician will bribe the dog with food, or use gentle gestures and actions to win the dog's trust. If he encounters a dog with a higher status (thinking he is the boss) ), then use a firmer tone and actions to make the dog surrender. When a good beautician faces a nervous cat or dog, he will not ask you "Is it fierce?" but try to talk to it softly. If the beautician says, "Your dog is very aggressive and you can't handle it," you should find another place to wash it. If you force it on him, his handling method may not be acceptable to you.

Although some beauticians are certified, they lack love and may treat animals inappropriately. Choose those who are experienced, loving and patient with animals. Once a good relationship is established, do not change groomers at will, so as not to prevent cats and dogs from having to adapt again.

Check whether the baby’s bathing environment is transparent and open

The transparency of the pet grooming room is extremely important. You can see the cute appearance of the baby taking a bath, and it will feel more at ease. The most important thing is that an open environment can restrain "violent" groomers.

Many beauty studios are not open to visitors and are hidden inside the store. The owner can ask the beautician to take you inside to observe the cleanliness of the internal environment, such as the beauty table (whether it is clean and has blood stains), grooming utensils (whether the classification is professional and whether there are two sets of replacements), cages (whether the hair is stuck), and bathtubs (Whether there is accumulation of dirt), and ask about daily cleaning and disinfection status.

Ideally, the bathing areas for cats and dogs should be separated to prevent cats from becoming more nervous and anxious because dogs are nearby; after handling cats and dogs with skin diseases, grooming tables, bathtubs, bathtubs and used utensils should be disinfected and disinfected. Sick animals should be isolated and groomed. If the beauty studio is small or unable to meet these standards due to cost considerations, the owner may have to think twice.

Don’t let it go into the drying box easily

Usually when dealing with large dogs or dogs with thick undercoat, the beautician will use a blower (a powerful hair dryer) to blow out the water from the undercoat after bathing, but for dogs that are nervous, timid or have straight long hair, It doesn't apply to dogs, and it especially doesn't apply to cats. There are some places that use drying boxes for pets, and many owners consider them a necessary facility. However, some veterinarians do not agree with the use of drying boxes, thinking that it will cause a certain degree of discomfort to cats and dogs, and the place where accidents are most likely to occur during the bathing process is the drying box. If you must enter the drying box, the owner should ask about the set temperature and baking time. Generally, it is 20 to 40 minutes for small dogs and cats, and 40 to 60 minutes for large dogs. The temperature is about 30°C to 35°C, and the hair is eight After nine minutes of drying, use a pin comb and a hair dryer to dry completely.