Precautions for bathing dogs 1

It is forbidden to bathe dogs between 0-3 months old. Dogs should not be bathed until 7 days after receiving the third dose of vaccine. Young puppies have the weakest resistance and are very susceptible to colds due to bathing. Especially during the vaccination period, the dog's immune system is used to produce antibodies, making it very easy for viruses to invade. If the owner really feels that the dog is too dirty, he can wipe the dog's body with a clean cloth.

Precautions for bathing dogs 2

Dogs cannot be bathed within 1 week after being vaccinated, and cannot be bathed within 48 hours after injecting external anthelmintics. The principle of external anthelmintics is to make the skin enter a slightly toxic state. If you take a bath at this time, the shower gel and water will clean off the dog's surface sebum, affecting the penetration of the drug effect, so the dog's deworming is meaningless. Owners should also pay attention to the brand of deworming medicine they choose for their dogs to avoid buying low-quality deworming medicines that may cause harm to their dogs.

Three Precautions for Bathing Dogs

Dogs who are giving birth, lactating, or sick should not be bathed for one month before and after. At this time, the dog is in a relatively weak state, and if the bathing is not handled properly, it is easy to catch a cold and induce a cold. Owners should take good care of their dogs during these special periods and work hard to improve their dogs' resistance, so that they can grow up healthily.