Golden Retriever (OK) Introduction)
If you have a dog at home, you need to do a good job of disinfection regularly. This will not only protect the dog from the trouble of being infested with fleas, but also keep the home environment clean. Pet parents, let’s take a look at what are the precautions for home disinfection when raising dogs?
1. Keep the dog cage clean
1. Wear good gloves
br> Wear gloves, take about a bottle of disinfectant, pour it into a basin, and then dilute it with clean water according to the certified reference ratio.
2. Clean with a small brush
Dip the diluted disinfectant into the dog cage with a small brush and scrub the dog cage. The dog cage is welded by vertical and horizontal fences with no common purpose. The intersection between the fences is particularly prone to accumulation of dirty objects, especially the bottom net.
3. Dispose with clean water after brushing
After brushing, rinse with clean water. It should be noted that dogs like to lick around, and the disinfectant remaining on the fence is easily eaten by dogs, so it must be rinsed and repeated.
4. Remember to dry it after washing
Then expose the dog cage to the sun for 1 hour. Ultraviolet rays will make the sterilization effect even greater!
2. Clean the food bowls daily
Teddy must use fixed bowls for eating every day. Multiple dogs should be prevented from mixing. Stainless steel is the best. , both thick and easy to clean. After use every day, use detergent to clean the remaining food debris and Teddy's saliva, and soak and disinfect with disinfectant every week.
3. Beauty products need to be clean
Beauty products such as combs, scissors, and clippers are easily forgotten items. They are easily neglected if they don’t look dirty on the outside. liquidation. They are in direct contact with the dog's skin, so after use, they can easily spread skin diseases mechanically when they come into contact with the skin of other dogs.
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