Dogs, like humans, need to wear makeup and beautify frequently, so that our dogs can be healthy and beautiful. Dogs’ grooming requires more patience and energy than humans. It is best to help your dog beautify every day, especially in the dog's teeth, eyes, ears, and buttocks. Check whether there are any lesions in these four parts, which require careful care and care from the owner.

Four parts that need to be paid attention to: Dogs also have dental problems, so as parents, you must brush your dog's teeth every day to prevent tartar, tartar and periodontal disease from forming. You can buy toothbrushes and toothpaste for dogs in pet supplies stores or animal clinics. Soft bristle toothbrushes for young children are also OK, but never use human toothpaste to brush your dog's teeth, as this will cause discomfort in the dog's digestive system. Follow the instructions on the toothpaste label, brush your teeth with an appropriate amount of toothpaste, and remember to brush the surface of each tooth of your dog. In the first few times, the dog will run around because it is not used to it, so you have to patiently help him adapt. If the dog is unwilling to brush his teeth, you can use a soft towel or disinfectant yarn pad to wipe the dog's teeth clean. You might as well add some coarse or crispy foods (such as grains and fruits and vegetables) to your dog food that rub against the surface of your teeth while chewing, which helps clean your mouth.

Protect your pet's health, and pay attention to these four parts for daily care.

eyes: Check your dog's eyes frequently to see if there is any abnormality: excessive eye hydration, too red eyeballs, and three eyelids at the corners of your eyes (indicating that your eyelids are swollen), which are all signs of problem. You should be treated immediately by the doctor. When cleaning your dog's eyes, apply a wet cotton ball or tissue and gently rub it around the eyes. Never use hard objects such as fingers or cotton swabs, as these things can hurt the eyes.

Ears: Every week, you should carefully look at the dog's ears to see if there is any inflammation, redness, and sniff it if there is any odor. Touch it to see if the dog feels tingling. If everything is OK, just clean it with dry cotton balls. If you have earwax, you can dip a little glycerin on the cotton swab and clean it up carefully, or use cleaning supplies recommended by the veterinarian to remove it.

Hip: Although it is a bit nauseous, it is best to check your dog's buttocks frequently to see if there are any anal fissures or inflammation, and also to see if the dog's feces are stuck to the anus and make a mess. If your dog refuses to go to the toilet due to inflammation and pain, then there is a very likely problem with the anal part. Don’t open the dog’s anus to help him excrete. You should ask the veterinarian for help and ask him to do it for him.

If a dog often makes his buttocks smoky when defecating, you should shorten the hair on his buttocks, especially those long-haired dogs. To make the dog feel that it is interesting to modify the appearance, you can prepare some special food when tidying up the dog as a reward, and he will let you dance obediently. You have to be patient, success is not something that happens overnight.