Judging from the ranking of dog body odor, the Chihuahua's own body odor is not serious. The first place in body odor is the Cocker Spaniel, followed by dogs such as Shar Pei, Shih Tzu and Maltese. What should you do if your Chihuahua also emits strong body odor?

Causes of Chihuahua body odor:

First, the owner has not bathed and cleaned the Chihuahua for a long time, resulting in a lot of dirt accumulating on the body, resulting in body odor.

Second, the ears are not cleaned in time, which leads to the breeding of ear mites and inflammation of the ear canal, thus producing odor.

Third, the parents have not brushed the Chihuahua’s teeth for a long time, or have oral diseases, etc., causing the Chihuahua to emit strong bad breath.

Fourth, if the Chihuahua’s anal glands are not cleaned in time, it will also cause body odor.

If you want to solve the problem of Chihuahua's body odor, you should first find out the cause of its body odor. Then prescribe the right medicine to eliminate body odor. In principle, the most basic principle to ensure that the Chihuahua's body is clean and does not produce body odor is to clean and care for it in time. For example, brushing teeth, bathing, plucking ear hair, cleaning ear canals, cleaning anal glands, etc. These daily cares are fundamental to ensuring that your Chihuahua’s body is clean and does not emit body odor.

To deal with the problem of Chihuahua body odor, you should also start from the above aspects. First of all, you must insist on bathing your Chihuahua in time. Although you don’t need to bathe it frequently, you must do it in a timely manner. Depending on the Chihuahua's physical condition, activities, living environment, etc., just give it a bath in time. Secondly, make sure to brush your Chihuahua’s teeth at least 1-2 times a week. If conditions permit, you should take it to the dentist every year to clean the tartar and protect oral health. Of course you can, but the ears must be cleaned in time (this depends on the condition of the dog’s ears). As for cleaning the Chihuahua's anal glands, it may be a bit more troublesome. You can take the dog to the grooming shop for the first few times and ask a professional pet groomer to clean it. Of course, the owner himself must learn how to clean the Chihuahua’s anal glands. Then you don’t have to take the dog to the grooming shop every time.