Friends who have Ditai dogs will find that they have a very unpleasant body odor, which has a great impact on the health of the dogs. It will also make us unbearable when we get along with them, and it will take a long time. Over time, Teddy dogs will also develop low self-esteem, so owners must actively help Teddy dogs solve the problem of body odor.

1. The reasons for Di Tai’s body odor

Ditai dogs hide dirt in their ears, have ear mites, have wounds on their skin, are not treated in time, are infected by viruses and bacteria, endocrine disorders, do not pay attention to their diet, have poor digestion, and have too many parasites and mites on their skin. Frequent bathing and improper care methods can lead to body odor in Ditai dogs.

2. Di Tai’s body odorSolution

If Teddy has body odor, you should help him bathe frequently, and the bathing method should be correct. Do not use shower gel on the dog too frequently, as it can easily damage the skin. Teddy itself has a kind of sebaceous gland secretion that can protect the skin, so when bathing, you must be gentle. Every time, you must wet the dog's body with warm water, pour shampoo on it, and rub it with your hands. After foaming, gently massage the skin, and then wash the head. Pay more attention when cleaning the ears to avoid water entering the ears. Finally, rinse with clean water. If there is no problem with the skin, dry it with a towel. Then blow dry with a hair dryer.

Teddy dogs’ ears are also prone to odor, so they should be taken to the pet hospital regularly for ear examinations. The dog’s ear hair should be plucked once every two weeks. After the ear hair is plucked, the odor will naturally disappear.

The above is an introduction to the causes and solutions of Teddy dog's body odor. After Teddy dog ​​has body odor, you must follow the above method to help the dog bathe correctly. Only with correct care can the Teddy dog's body odor be better removed.