The reasons why Golden Retrievers have a serious fishy odor

1. Diarrhea. Prolonged diarrhea in Golden Retrievers can cause damage to the gastrointestinal tract, especially the mucous membranes that may be strained, causing Golden Retrievers to discharge The stool has a fishy smell.

2. The body is not clean, which may be caused by accidentally getting it on the body during defecation.

3. There is trauma or inflammation. Inflammation on the golden retriever will cause a fishy smell. At this time, you should check whether the golden retriever's skin is injured.

4. Skin ulceration and odor caused by fungal infection and parasite parasitism on the skin.

5. There are ear mites in the ears, resulting in a large amount of smelly secretions remaining in the ear canals.

6. Golden Retriever is caused by bad breath. You should pay attention to bathing your golden retriever and brushing its teeth regularly to ensure it is clean and hygienic.

Golden Retriever Cleaning and Care

1. Dogs often have a lot of tartar on their teeth due to eating, and long-term accumulation will cause oral odor. You can buy special toothpaste, toothbrush and other tools for your dog to clean it. The technique should be gentle to prevent breaking the dog's gums.

2. If the golden retriever's ears are not cleaned for a long time, ear mites may appear. To clean the ears, first calm the dog's mood and make him obedient, then use a cotton swab dipped in some ear cleaning solution, and use Wipe the cotton swab gently, following the structure of the dog's ear, and it's okay to go a little inward, but be careful not to injure the dog's eardrum, which may cause accidents.

3. Take a bath. Before taking a bath, you can comb the dog's hair. Use warm water to shower or bathe him. Be sure to use dog-specific shower gel and rub him gently. Give appropriate rewards and let the dog enjoy the bathing process.

4. Internal and external deworming. Various parasites often appear in dogs. Therefore, internal deworming is very critical for the health of dogs. Generally, for puppies, it is once every 3 months. Once a year after adulthood. There must be external deworming as well as internal deworming.