People who are more familiar with dog breeds must know that it is not just cats who love cleanliness and are picky about the environment. In fact, there are also such dogs. The pug is one of them. It is a considerate and cute small dog that does not require exercise or regular exercise. It grooms its back hair, but needs a companion. It has many wrinkles and walks like a boxer. It uses grunting breathing and sniffling sounds like a horse as a way of communication. At the same time, this dog has an excellent and clean personality, and these characteristics have become the reason why it is so popular.

There are many folds on the face and neck of Pug dogs. Although these folds make Pug dogs unique, because of these folds, Pug dogs are easily affected by skin diseases (the folds are more likely to harbor dirt and evil people and practices). ). As we all know, many skin diseases require long treatment cycles and high recurrence rates. Therefore, in order to prevent pugs from suffering from skin diseases, owners need to take good care.

1. Health work cannot be ignored

When raising pugs, owners must pay great attention to their hygiene. In particular, the cleaning work between the folds of the dog's body must be done properly to prevent the dog from suffering from skin diseases. When bathing dogs, owners should use pet-specific shower gel for them. If you use your own shower gel for them, the dog may also develop skin problems.

2. Whether regular deworming is done well

Parasites can also cause skin diseases in dogs, so owners must not neglect to deworm their dogs regularly. When taking your dog out to play, pay attention to every move your dog makes and do not let them come into contact with sick animals.

3. Ensure dog nutrition

When dogs lack certain nutrients, they may also be attacked by skin diseases. In order to avoid this situation from happening, owners need to feed their dogs scientifically, such as feeding at regular intervals and not providing unlimited snacks. If the dog lacks certain nutrients, the owner should provide the dog with appropriate supplements under the guidance of a veterinarian.

If the dog has suffered from a skin disease, the owner should take the dog to the pet hospital for treatment in time, and should not give the dog any medicine without authorization. In addition, since the treatment cycle of skin diseases may be long and easy to relapse, the owner must be patient and do a good job in daily care of the dog.