Solutions for dogs that refuse to take a bath

1. Play with your dog before taking a bath to consume its energy and make it feel happier.

2. Pet the dog and comfort it to keep it in a relaxed mood before taking a bath.

3. The water temperature of the bath needs to be appropriate, and the owner’s movements should be gentle, so as not to make the dog feel scared.

4. You can give your dog snacks after taking a bath, so that it will know that there is a reward after taking a bath and it will not be so afraid of taking a bath.

Precautions for bathing dogs

1. Before bathing the dog, it is recommended that the owner first use a comb to comb the dog's hair. This action can also remove small dust and dirt from the hair or clean the fallen hair, but remember to hold the root of the hair with one hand when combing to avoid pain to the dog.

2. Dogs don’t like water on their heads. When flushing, do not pour water from the dog’s head down. It is recommended to rinse slowly upward from the feet, and do not point it towards the eyes. Block the water column with your hands and press the dog's nose down to avoid water ingress. Also pay attention to easily overlooked areas such as the armpits and abdomen.

3. The dog should be bathed on a warm day, and the preparations should be done quickly before bathing; the water temperature should not be too cold or too hot to cause discomfort to the dog. The best water temperature is Keep it around 36~38 degrees.

4. If a dog that has just eaten is bathed directly, the blood vessels in the skin will expand, and the blood flow to the stomach will be insufficient, which will cause indigestion, insufficient blood sugar, and the possibility of fainting. In addition, dogs that have just finished exercising will The dog's blood is still in the muscles of the limbs, and bathing will cause insufficient blood in the heart and brain.

5. Dogs that have just been vaccinated should try to avoid bathing within a week. If possible, try not to let them go out or do outdoor activities, because the dog’s resistance is very weak at this time, so bathing It’s not good for your dog’s health. If it’s really dirty, you can also use dry cleaning powder.

6. Pregnant and lactating dogs lose hair very seriously, so they need to take a bath before giving birth, otherwise it will be inconvenient to take a bath during the confinement period. In addition, it is best for the owner to help the dog before giving birth. The hair around the buttocks is trimmed to facilitate delivery and postpartum grooming, and to avoid getting blood. It is also not advisable to take a bath during menstruation. If the smell is strong, you can spray some perfume or something to cover up the smell first, and then take a shower after your period.