The fastest way to treat dog mites:

1. Shaving

If the dog has a lot of mites, it is recommended to give it directly to the dog Shaving. After shaving, it is convenient for us to give the dog a medicated bath and medicine, which is conducive to the dog’s recovery. Shaving is suitable for cases where there are more mites. If there are fewer mites, partial shaving or no shaving can be used.

2. Medicinal bath and spraying

There are two ways to treat dog mites, one is medicated bath and the other is spraying. Medicinal baths are suitable for dogs with large areas of mites, while spraying is more flexible and can be used alone or in combination with medicated baths. There are two things to note here that everyone needs to know. If you use a medicated bath, be sure to dry the dog's hair immediately after bathing it. Don't let your dog's hair stay wet or semi-moist for a long time. If spraying medicine, it is best to wear an Elizabethan collar on the dog to prevent the dog from licking the medicine.

3. Do a good job in home hygiene

If the dog lives in a dirty and messy environment, the probability of getting mites is very high. Therefore, you must pay attention to the hygiene at home, disinfect and disinfect your home, and ventilation is very important. Special attention should be paid to disinfecting mats where dogs often lie down. It can be disinfected through frequent cleaning or spraying pet disinfectant. Sun exposure is also a method of disinfection.

4. Let the dog bask in the sun more

When the dog is suffering from mites, you can take the dog to bask in the sun more, which will help the dog recover faster. Let your dog go out for more exercise and get more sunshine, which can enhance the dog's own resistance. Once the dog’s immunity is improved, whatever minor ailment the dog has, it will naturally recover faster. In addition to getting more sun, you can also give your dog some pet trace element powder (especially those containing vitamin B), which can strengthen the skin barrier and quickly restore health to the skin infested by mites.

5. Regular deworming is very important

Don’t wait until your dog actually gets mites before you think of deworming. The time for deworming must be advanced, and prevention is the key.