Dogs cannot be bathed with soap. The pH of dog's skin is different from that of humans. Although soap has strong bactericidal ability, it will irritate the dog's skin hair follicles, which may cause the dog's skin to dry out and the hair to become dull and dull, which will damage the dog's skin. The acid-base balance on the body surface causes hair loss in dogs. For their safety, we should try our best to bathe them with dog-specific bath liquid.

Things to note after your dog takes a bath:

1. Blow dry the hair. After bathing your dog, wrap it in a large towel as soon as possible and use a hair dryer to dry its hair thoroughly as soon as possible.

2. Do not deworm within 3 days. Because bathing will wash away a large amount of sebum on the dog's skin, deworming at this time is not conducive to the diffusion of deworming drugs in the body and affects the deworming effect.

3. Keep warm. Don't put your dog on the ground to run immediately after taking a bath. You should cover him with a blanket to adapt to the temperature for a while to avoid catching a cold and avoid getting dirty again.