When a puppy is menstruating, its genitals will be swollen and red fluid will flow out. This period is also called the estrus period, which is a normal physiological phenomenon. Pet owners don't need to worry too much about the puppy, and can take some appropriate measures to help the dog relieve the discomfort of the body and let it pass the menstrual period in a stable manner.

When the dog comes to the aunt, the pet should clean the dog's body in time, wipe it with warm water and a clean towel, and dry the dog's hair. It is not recommended to bathe and clean the dog to avoid causing Infection or catching a cold.

When the dog is emotionally unstable, the owner can prepare toys and snacks to divert his attention, and provide more companionship and comfort. During this period, reduce going out and avoid letting the dog contact other male dogs. When walking the dog, you must wear physiological pants to prevent the dog from accidentally mating. In the diet, choose light-tasting foods, such as meat porridge, chicken soup, and fruit puree, and avoid feeding cold, sour and spicy foods.