1. Take regular baths to remove insects
Sometimes skin diseases can also cause odor in Chow Chows. Bacterial or fungal infections on the skin are generally not easy to detect in the early stages. Owners should pay attention to the dog's behavior. For example, if the dog appears anxious, bites the skin with its mouth, scratches with its hind legs, etc., the owner should carefully check whether the dog has any signs of itching. Red spots or raised pimples should be treated promptly once discovered. The Chow Chow should be bathed and dewormed regularly to prevent the occurrence of skin diseases.
2. Clean the ear canal regularly
The ears of Chow Chow are also one of the sources of odor. Because Chow Chow has a lot of hair, it is easy for the ears to become unventilated. If the ears are not cleaned for a long time, the ears will emit a smell. To solve the problem of ear odor, it is recommended that the owner check the Chow Chow’s ears about 2 to 3 times a month. If you want to clean the ears, it is best to wait until after taking a bath.
3. Squeeze the anal glands regularly
The Chow Chow is a dog that loves to sleep, so it is necessary to squeeze the anal glands of the Chow Chow regularly. If the anal glands are not squeezed regularly, the Chow Chow's anus will become inflamed and have a foul smell. Therefore, it is recommended to squeeze the anal glands of your Chow Chow regularly. If you are not able to squeeze, it is best to ask a professional to demonstrate it. It is recommended to feed some dog food containing dietary fiber at ordinary times, which can eliminate a certain amount of anal gland fluid and reduce the squeeze. Case.
