With the temperature getting colder day by day since the beginning of winter, a thick layer of snow has accumulated in most parts of the north. In these cold days, be careful about Samoyed colds and Samoyed skin diseases. If you want to spend a healthy winter This is one of the things that parents must pay attention to. Below, the editor will explain to you the relevant knowledge on how to prevent Samoyed illness and the necessary medicines for your family.

How to prevent Samoyed from getting sick?

1. Prevent Samoyed from getting skin diseases

1) Eat a healthy and balanced diet

It is recommended to choose some natural ingredient dog food or experts to prepare formula dog food specifically for Samoyed's skin and hair, to provide Samoyed with comprehensive nutrition and improve Samoyed's own immunity and resistance.

2) Remember to see a doctor when you encounter skin diseases

Although there are many causes of skin diseases, the symptoms are generally very similar. If your Samoyed unfortunately suffers from skin diseases, it is best to seek medical advice and do not use drugs indiscriminately.

3) Keep the home environment clean

Regularly disinfect and clean the areas where Samoyeds hang out, and remember to wash off any remaining detergents, as some chemicals in the detergents can cause skin allergies in Samoyeds.

4) Keep Samoyed’s body dry and clean

Every time you take a bath or get wet in the rain, be sure to dry your body. This can prevent your Samoyed’s body from getting wet and becoming a breeding ground for bacteria.

5) Comb your Samoyed’s hair frequently

Spring is the season when Samoyeds shed their hair. Frequent combing can prevent the fallen hair from remaining on the body. The hair after each combing is more ventilated and dry, reducing bacterial growth.

6) Improve Samoyed’s self-defense system

For example, wearing a tick repellent belt on your Samoyed or using appropriate anti-lice and parasite medicines can help your Samoyed avoid lice and parasites, thereby reducing the chance of contracting skin diseases.