I take good care of my Pekingese in detail, but I still don’t know why my Pekingese has been doing a series of strange things recently. What is the problem with blood bags?

Careful owners may sometimes find red blood bags on their dogs. What is going on? After a Pekingese dog is bitten by a tick, You will see red blood bags or small dark brown dots on the dog's skin, which makes the Pekingese scratch in agony. The owner must find out in time and perform external deworming on the dog, otherwise the Pekingese will be infected with serious skin diseases. If it is confirmed that it is a parasitic infection, external anthelmintic drugs will be needed to solve it. Generally, external anthelmintic drugs suitable for dogs on the market include sprays, drops, collars, etc., which can completely eliminate parasites.

Here the editor needs to remind parents that because dogs often go outdoors, they will inevitably be infected with parasites in grass, feces or other parasite-infected dogs. Therefore, owners must Pay attention to the Pekingese dog’s usual behavioral reactions, detect them early, and deworm them regularly. (Picture source: Internet)