With the temperature getting colder every day since the beginning of winter, a thick layer of snow has accumulated in most parts of the north. In this cold day, beware of Samoyed colds and Samoyeds Skin disease is one of the things that parents must pay attention to in order to spend a healthy winter. The following small series will explain to you the relevant knowledge on how to prevent the Samoyed from getting sick and the necessary medicines for its family.

How to prevent Samoyed from getting sick?

1. Prevent Samoyed from getting skin disease

1) Healthy diet And balanced

It is recommended to choose some natural ingredients dog food or formulate dog food specially formulated for Samoyed skin and hair by experts to give Samoyed comprehensive nutrition and improve Samoyed's own immunity and resistance.

2) When encountering skin diseases, remember to see a doctor

Although there are many causes of skin diseases, the symptoms are generally similar. If Samoyed unfortunately suffers from skin diseases, It is best to consult a doctor and do not use drugs indiscriminately.

3) Keep the home environment clean

Regularly disinfect and clean the places where Samoyeds come and go, and remember to wash off the remaining detergents, because the chemicals in some detergents may cause the Samoyeds Yay skin allergies.

4) Keep the Samoyed's body dry and clean

Be sure to blow dry the body after each bath or get wet by the rain, so as to avoid the Samoyed's body being wet and becoming A breeding ground for bacteria.

5) Regularly combing Samoyed's hair

Spring is the season for Samoyed to shed their hair. Regular combing can prevent the shed hair from remaining on the body. The hair after each brushing is more airy and dry, reducing the growth of bacteria.

6) Improve the Samoyed's self-defense system

For example, putting a lice repellent belt on the Samoyed or properly using lice and parasite medicines can help the Samoyed to avoid lice and parasites Insect nuisance, thereby reducing the chance of contracting skin diseases.