Alaskans are large dogs, and their hair is very thick, which is very easy to cause skin diseases. If you are raising Alaskans, you must pay attention to their hygiene and keep them clean at all times. Nowadays, Alaskans have become a popular dog breed because they are relatively large and very domineering when taken out. Especially for some single women, raising Alaskans is equivalent to having an extra loyal guard, but if you are raising Skin diseases occur during the process, which will affect their health and appearance.

So how to treat and prevent skin diseases in Alaska?

To eliminate ticks in Alaska, you can catch them with your hands, or apply kerosene or petroleum jelly to the parasitic area to suffocate them and then remove them. When pulling out the tick, the tick body should be pulled out vertically to the dog's skin to prevent the tick's mouthparts from breaking off and falling into the dog's body, causing local inflammation. Ticks caught should be killed immediately. In addition, 0.1% phoxim, 0.05% phoxim, 1% trichlorfon, 0.5% toxaphene, 0.5% malathion or 0.05% diyanon can be used for spraying, medicated bathing or scrubbing. Both can kill ticks on dogs.

Use indoor disinfectant to spray and disinfect the kennel, paying attention to the concentration so as not to harm Alaska. After removing visible ticks from Alaska, medication is needed to further eliminate and prevent any remaining ticks and eggs. It is recommended to use Fulian drops and Avank drops (or spray). When using Fulian drops, do not bathe Alaska for 48 hours. You only need to drop one drop on Alaska's neck, and it will take effect after being absorbed by the skin. , the parasites will be killed within 24 hours, and there will be no more parasites within 80 days! Simple! Safe! Suitable for puppies over 4 weeks old and pregnant bitches.

When taking an Alaskan Malamute out, especially after playing in the grass, you must carefully check whether there is such a monster in the body of the Alaskan Malamute. Once you bring it home, the consequences will be disastrous! Ticks can be transmitted to humans, so be extra careful when handling them. Once infected, you should go to the hospital immediately. Many friends have been worried about skin diseases caused by mites in Alaska. In fact, mites are not terrible. People over 70 will have mites to a greater or lesser extent. Mites are only a cause of lesions when the skin's resistance is poor, and most people do not have any symptoms. However, Alaskan Malamutes are particularly sensitive to mites, so they are more prone to skin diseases caused by mites.

Traditional Chinese Medicine - You can usually use rhubarb and gallnut lotion for external washing and soaking. The main ingredients are cnidium monnieri, gallnut, kochia chinensis and rhubarb (very cheap, no side effects). Western medicine - sulfur powder, sulfur soap, methoconazole for external washing and soaking (cheaper, but sulfur will inhibit normal sebum secretion, making the Alaskan Malamute's skin dry and dull, and should not be used frequently). In fact, the ingredients of most professional products on the market Very similar.