Dog Care and Hygiene at Home

Adopting a dog is one of the most exciting events for families. The way you prepare your home for a new baby, you must prepare the dog to join your family in the same way. That's why you need to think through each step.

The most important issue that those who seek hygiene in dog care should pay attention to is undoubtedly the regular care of your dog. Because a clean dog means a clean house.

Dogs are animals that can clean themselves by nature. However, they can get dirty with all kinds of mischief. This situation makes it difficult to maintain hygiene at home and may endanger the health of your pet.

Here are some tips for you not to compromise on hygiene while providing dog care at home...

• Organize Your Pet's Care

Whether it's feather or nail care, your pet always needs special attention. It will be easy for you to arrange his personal care and he will feel comfortable.

From the moment you get to know your dog, you will also learn how much hair he sheds at what intervals. With regular brushing, you can minimize these shedding hairs. Brushing with a brush suitable for your dog's fur will ensure healthy hair growth, while at the same time it will play a major role in blood circulation and oil balance.

• Washing is as Important as Caring

One of the most important hygiene steps in dog care is washing. Although the time and style of washing vary according to your dog's breed, bathing should not be delayed for their health and hygiene. While bathing is a staple of cleanliness, frequent bathing can also harm your dog. The natural oil layer on the hair and skin may lose its natural balance due to frequent washing.

It is more convenient to bath your small breed dogs in a small plastic tub or bathroom sink instead of a bath or tub. Large space can stress them out and have a negative impact.

Drying after a bath is also one of the most important steps for your dog. Staying wet can cause them to get sick during the winter months, while dampness can also cause them to smell bad.

• Toilet Training in the Home

Some dog owners want to toilet train their dogs indoors due to their living standards. In some cases, it may not be possible to take your dog to the park to the toilet due to health problems or weather conditions. In such cases, your dog should be toilet trained in the house.

You need to determine the most suitable area in your home as the toilet area for your dog. This area should be an area that your dog can easily reach during the day and without you. Dogs want to meet their toilet needs about 1 hour after eating and drinking water. After such situations, you need to follow your dog and direct it to the area you have reserved for the toilet.

You can use toilet pads specially produced for pets so that the area you reserve for the toilet does not affect the hygiene of your home. You should make sure that the products you use have a high odor holding capacity and do not leak. Otherwise, this process can be difficult for both your pet and you.

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