Dalmatian dogs may develop allergic symptoms to general anesthesia. If your Dalmatian needs surgery, be sure to talk to your veterinarian about it. Because Dalmatians have their own minimum pain tolerance limit, once this minimum limit is exceeded, the heart beat will slow down significantly. If you prescribe the right medicine, you can give it atropine as a pre-drug treatment as usual.

1. Small papules

The symptoms of this disease are lumps appearing on the skin of the dog's head or trunk, and occasionally even growing along the legs. Small papules often form, and in severe cases, pus oozes out. Its fur turns gray-white until all of it falls off, exposing its pink flesh. The cause is that the dog's blood is overheated or the blood is disordered. The condition can be alleviated by carefully adjusting the diet structure, taking vitamin B, green leaves and garlic preparations daily, plus parsley slices and diced green beans, and replacing lean meat with fatty meat or fish.

If it eats completely nutritious food, it must be low in protein. Medications containing antihistamines can be beneficial, and your veterinarian will know the exact amount to give each time. Reduce the amount of additives used as much as possible. Stop bathing the spotted dog and do not comb the hair in the affected area. Twice in the morning and evening, wipe the small pimples with a damp or sponge dipped in a little warm water solution of Epsom salt, and apply a mixture of equal amounts of starch and boric acid powder. Keep your spotted dog out of the sun as much as possible, and only take him out for exercise in cool weather. Small papules can sometimes be mistaken for scabies.

2. Bleeding tail

Spotted dogs often swing their tails violently. So damage is inevitable. Once the tail is broken, blood will splash everywhere, and the spotted dog cannot help but lick the wound, so that the wound will open more and more.

First, soak a towel in ice water, and then use it to gently wipe the tail. If this method does not work, you can try benzoin tincture, alcohol or salt solution. If it still doesn't work, you can consider wrapping the spotted dog's tail with medicinal cotton tying supplies, and then tying it with a light ribbon. This way, even if the spotted dog wags its tail or collides with the furniture, it will not be injured, but it must be done gently. , so as not to attract unnecessary attention. While it's being treated, the wound is protected and the hair can grow back. When the condition worsens, amputation may be considered. Be sure to seek professional advice and try various therapies.

3. Carphobia

This pain may be caused by excessive nervousness of the spotted dog, or it may be caused by the traumatic experience of riding in a car for the first time. The following methods can be used to treat this disease:

(1) First let the car idle for two or three days, so that the painful memories in the dog’s mind will gradually become blurred, and then, sit in the car every dayFeed the spotted dog once, and do not exceed this number within two or three days. Then, as soon as you finish feeding it, praise it enthusiastically, and then take it out of the car immediately.

(2) Place a small carpet behind the car, hold the spotted dog on it, talk to it, and let it sit for a few minutes. As soon as it shows signs of drooling, take it out of the car immediately.

(3) If the spotted dog stays in the car for 10 minutes without any problems, the director can close the door and let the spotted dog stay alone for a few minutes. If it has no adverse reactions, the owner can get in the car and sit in the driver's seat, start the engine, but do not drive out, and continue this for a few minutes. If it can tolerate the running engine without any change, try driving the car a few meters away before stopping. Praise him for his progress before letting him off the bus. This step takes about 1 week.

(4) You can bring spotted dogs on the road. Choose a destination less than 5 minutes away from the house. It can be a field or someone else's garden. You must go to a place where it can be pleasing to the eye and run freely. Once the spotted dog shows signs of discomfort, stop the car quickly, and don’t forget to reward it materially and treat it to a delicious meal. The initial distance chosen must be short, be careful when turning, and drive slowly. In a certain step, once the spots show signs of illness, they return to the previous step. If you persist in this way, the excessive nervousness of the spotted dog will disappear within 3 weeks.