Labrador sled dogs are loyal and capable. It is an excellent guard dog and working dog, and it is also an affectionate family dog. It loves outdoor sports and gradually needs a lot of exercise in its teenage years.

1. How to get rid of mites in Labrador

First, take the Labrador sled dog suffering from mites to the pet hospital for diagnosis and treatment. Generally speaking, when the condition is serious and accompanied by wound damage and infection, veterinarians will use ivermectin or doramectin for treatment. The two are similar drugs, but the latter is a new generation. Ivermectin is injected every three days, and doramectin is injected once a week. According to current pet medical research, although these two drugs are very effective, there is a chance of affecting the quality of fertility. Therefore, it is best for Labrador sled dogs to wait six months before giving birth after injection.

　2. Precautions for Labrador vaccination

First of all, you need to deworm the body before injecting the vaccine, and you need to pay close attention to the dog's health. It is best to do a full body examination before vaccination to observe whether the puppy is suitable for vaccination.

Secondly, to vaccinate Labrador sled dogs, you need to choose a regular and reputable pet hospital, choose a reliable vaccine brand, and pay attention to the validity period of the vaccine.

3. What should I do if my Labrador has skin diseases?

The main skin diseases that endanger the health of Labrador sled dogs include eczema; fungal skin diseases; external parasites such as fleas, lice, ticks, mites, etc. Labradors with skin diseases will experience local itching and erythema, and in severe cases, severe hair loss in the area. For the owner, once it is discovered that the Labrador has a skin disease, it should be treated as soon as possible, and the treatment time must not be delayed.

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