1. Although the weather gets warmer in spring, the temperature difference between day and night is relatively high. Owners still need to keep their dogs warm to avoid catching colds. In addition, the sunshine at noon in spring is very good, allowing dogs to bask in the sun, but be careful to control the time and not stay in the sun for too long.

2. Be careful when taking your dog out to play, and try to avoid them playing in grass or bushes for a long time, because parasites become active in spring, and grass and bushes are places where most parasites gather and breed. Playing in these places for a long time Very susceptible to parasite invasion. In addition, parents should take their dogs for internal and external deworming on a regular basis.

3. Spring is the hair-changing period for dogs, and the hair-changing period usually takes several weeks. During the moulting period, owners need to help their dogs comb their hair at least twice a day, firstly to clean off the shed hair to avoid tangles, and secondly, to promote blood circulation in the dog's body and make the shedding process smoother. At the same time, it can also effectively prevent the occurrence of skin diseases.

4. Spring is a period of high incidence of infectious diseases, and it is also the season when dogs are in heat and breed. Therefore, when going out, you need to avoid close contact with dogs, especially if you do not plan to get the dogs pregnant. Parents, you can wear menstrual pants for your dog. In addition, the preventive measure against infectious diseases is: regular vaccination.

5. Note that there are more winds and sand in spring, which can easily cause some respiratory problems in dogs. Therefore, if you find that your dog keeps sneezing, it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up to avoid allergic rhinitis, tracheobronchitis, Inflammatory diseases such as asthma and pneumonia.