A comprehensive guide to scientific dog care, from daily feeding to

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Daily medication: Use medication rationally and avoid abuse

In the daily life of dogs, they will inevitably encounter some health problems, such as skin diseases, gastrointestinal discomfort, etc. Rational medication is the key to ensure the rapid recovery of dogs.

Deworming medicine: It is essential to deworm your dog regularly. Common internal parasites include roundworms and tapeworms, while external parasites such as fleas and ticks can also affect your dog’s health. It is recommended to deworm your dog every 3-6 months, and the specific frequency can be adjusted according to the dog’s living environment and veterinary advice.

Skin care drugs: Dogs have common skin problems, such as eczema and fungal infections. When using skin drugs, be sure to follow the veterinarian’s instructions and avoid abusing hormone drugs to avoid side effects.

Gastrointestinal drugs: Dogs occasionally have problems such as indigestion and diarrhea. You can always keep some pet-specific probiotics or antidiarrhea drugs at home, but if the symptoms persist or worsen, you should seek medical attention in time

 Mental health: companionship and training are equally important

In addition to physical health, the mental health of dogs cannot be ignored. Dogs are social animals and need the company and care of their owners.

Daily companionship: Taking time to interact with your dog every day, such as walking and playing, can not only enhance the relationship, but also help the dog release energy and avoid anxiety and destructive behavior.

Expert advice: Scientific maintenance, avoid misunderstandings

Pet experts remind that maintaining dogs requires scientific methods and avoiding some common misunderstandings. For example, excessive feeding of snacks may lead to obesity, and drug abuse may cause drug resistance. It is recommended that pet owners consult professional veterinarians in time when encountering problems to avoid blind treatment.