Solutions for Samoyeds who don’t like to drink water in summer:
1. The owner can place more water bowls in places where Samoyeds often move so that Samoyeds can drink at any time. to the water.
2. If the water bowl is not clean, the Samoyed will not drink water. The owner should clean the Samoyed's water bowl regularly.
3. Take your Samoyed out for more exercise to speed up its consumption, and your Samoyed will look for water everywhere.
4. You can add some glucose or an appropriate amount of honey to the water to improve the taste of the water, and your dog will like to drink water.
5. Samoyed likes to drink flowing water. You can prepare a pet water dispenser for it and it will like to drink water.
6. You can feed your Samoyed wet food or canned food with higher moisture content to add a certain amount of moisture to it.
7. If your Samoyed really doesn’t want to drink water, you can use a small syringe to inject water into its mouth.
The dangers of Samoyed not liking to drink water:
1. If the Samoyed is severely dehydrated, it will lead to loss of skin elasticity, poor hair quality, and hair loss.
2. Insufficient drinking of water by Samoyeds can also cause urinary system diseases and make them prone to urinary stones.
3. If a Samoyed drinks too little water, it will cause internal heat, yellow urine, tear stains, etc.
4. Samoyeds don’t like to drink water, and the lack of water in the body is serious, which can also lead to dry stools, difficulty in defecation and other problems.
5. Insufficient water intake in Samoyeds will result in the inability to decompose toxins in the body, increase the burden on the kidneys, and easily lead to nephritis and kidney failure.