Dogs’ hair must be dried after bathing, especially long-haired dogs. If the dog’s hair is not dried, bacteria will easily breed. Secondly, if the dog’s hair is not dried after bathing, it is easy to catch a cold, which will reduce the risk of colds. Immunity increases the chance of contracting other germs.

Precautions for bathing your dog

1. Before bathing, you must put on your coat so that the tangled hair can be combed. To prevent tangled hair from getting worse, especially in areas where your dog least wants to be groomed. When combing, in order to reduce and prevent the dog's pain, you can hold the root of the hair with one hand and comb the hair with the other hand.

2. The temperature of bath water should not be too high or too low. Generally, the temperature is around 36 degrees in spring and summer, and around 37 degrees in autumn and winter.

3. When taking a bath, be sure to prevent the bath liquid from flowing into the dog’s eyes and ears.

4. Flush thoroughly and do not let the foam of the bath solution stay on the dog's body to prevent irritation of the skin and causing dermatitis.

5. Bathing should be best done in the morning or noon. Do not bathe your dog in weather with high air humidity or rainy days.

6. Use pet-specific bath liquids as much as possible, because the PH value of dog skin is different from that of human skin. Common washing liquids or bath liquids used by humans are not suitable for dogs. Dog skin.

7. After taking a bath, you should immediately dry the water drops on the dog with a towel, and then dry it with a hair dryer. Do not put the dog directly in the sun to dry after taking a bath. Because bathing can remove a lot of grease from the coat, this reduces the dog's ability to withstand the cold and the skin's resistance to a certain extent. A combination of cold and heat can easily cause the dog to catch a cold, and in severe cases, can lead to pneumonia.