With the improvement of living standards, more and more citizens are raising pets. Some people even regard pets as their own children and care for them in every possible way. Nowadays, pet hospitals and pet stores are full of dazzling products, and pet SPA is also quietly coming. The emergence of pet SPA has caused the rise of a SPA trend. After learning "experience" in beauty salons, many owners buy some SPA supplies in the market, go home and become pet beauticians themselves, giving SPA treatments to their pets at home. Experts suggest that frequently giving your pet a SPA will not play the role of the SPA, but will easily cause your pet to suffer from skin diseases.

How to conduct a pet SPA correctly? Experts suggest that the first step is to give the pet a physical examination. On the one hand, it can understand the health status of the pet. On the other hand, it can prevent the harm of infectious diseases and skin diseases and prevent cross-infection of diseases. In addition, special attention should be paid to dogs with colds, pregnant mothers, especially pets with trauma or pets with poor skin conditions, which are not suitable for SPA. Then there are some basic care, such as cleaning eyes and ears, clearing ear hair, cutting nails, combing, etc. Before doing SPA, be sure to give your pet a bath first, and only then can you do SPA. Generally, a SPA session lasts within 15 to 30 minutes. During the SPA process, professional SPA hydrotherapy equipment is used to directly act on the surface of the pet's body to enhance the regulation of body fluid circulation, so as to relax muscles and activate bones, eliminate fatigue, and enhance and improve the physiological functions of the pet's body. Eventually a state of complete relaxation is achieved.

Experts revealed that the so-called pet SPA once a week will definitely make pets generate body fragrance or have a good protective effect on the skin. This kind of thinking is a serious mistake. According to the frequency of pet bathing, shorter is not always better. Generally, it is better to bathe once every two weeks to a month. In summer, you can bathe more frequently, but you must also ensure that the number of baths is limited. In winter, the interval can be longer. . Because pet skin itself secretes oil, and this oil has a certain protective effect. If you bathe too frequently, it will cause damage to the skin and cause problems such as excessive dandruff and dry skin. For pet hair care, it is better to comb the hair more instead of bathing. So generally speaking, it’s best to give your pet a SPA once every two weeks to a month at most.

Some owners even use medicinal baths as SPA, but this is not the case. In pet medical treatment, medicated baths are often used as a way to treat and consolidate pet skin diseases. Pet hospitals generally do not have medicated bath products specifically for certain skin diseases. Medicinal baths, medically speaking, must be carried out under the supervision of specialized pet hospital doctors. Because the proportion of medicines in medicated baths and the multiples of different medicines are not controllable by ordinary pet stores. However, a dog with healthy skin does not need to take a medicated bath. Medicinal baths are not to prevent the occurrence of certain skin diseases, but to treat skin diseases, so pets cannot be given medicated baths easily.

Beauty shopSalt bath SPA can indeed achieve the purpose of preventing the formation of external parasites in pets, but salt bath SPA deworming cannot be maintained for a long time. If you want to be effective for a long time, you cannot achieve the long-term effect of deworming just once or twice. In addition, It is also necessary to use special external repellents to achieve long-lasting repellent effects. Especially in summer, pets’ metabolism is strong and external parasites reproduce actively. In the end, professional internal deworming products are needed.

For the health of pets, pet SPA should be viewed scientifically, and it is strictly forbidden to blindly perform SPA on pets.