Pug (definite introduction)

Body odor is a problem that every dog ​​will have, and this is a problem in winter There may be some improvements, but the problem of body odor is particularly serious in summer. Because the skin of the Pug's body and face has some wrinkles, it is easier to hide dirt and evil people in these places, and the odor will be relatively serious. So what should I do if my pug has body odor? How should I deal with it?

First of all, to eliminate the body odor of Pug dogs, you must understand the important causes of these odors. Generally speaking, bad breath, ear odor, and anal glands are important causes of body odor in Pug dogs. To eliminate these body odors, it is necessary to prescribe the right medicine and deal with it from the basics.

In daily life, we must pay attention to the problems caused by dog ​​tooth calculus. Brush your pug's teeth every week to remove food and tartar residue from the mouth, keep the mouth clean, prevent oral diseases and avoid bad breath. If conditions permit, you should also take your dog to the dentist regularly to clean the oral tartar to ensure oral health.

Secondly, the ears of pugs should be cleaned regularly in life. Dogs' earwax is also produced very quickly, and it mainly comes in white, light yellow, or yellow, and its shape ranges from powdery, lumpy to mushy. Generally speaking, this is a normal situation. However, the owner must remove the earwax in time. If it is not cleaned for a long time, ear mites will easily develop. In serious cases, it will induce diseases and cause the Pug to produce strong body odor.

Finally, the pug’s anal glands are also a part that needs to be cleaned immediately. Of course, if the owner does not know how to clean the dog's anal glands, he or she may invite an experienced friend or a professional pet beautician to help at the beginning. Wait until you understand how to deal with it, and then deal with it regularly yourself.

The dog’s body odor is simply rooted in the ears, body, and anal glands. As long as we bathe and clean it regularly, the dog’s odor will generally not be too serious. If you are helping the dog If the dog still smells after doing these things, you need to consider whether your dog has a skin disease.

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