Have you done some sun protection and whitening in the hot summer? If you have a dog at home, don’t forget to protect your dog from the sun in summer! Dogs, like people, can suffer from sunburn or heatstroke shock when exposed to the hot sun, and they may also suffer from skin cancer! You must be surprised! Dogs also need sun protection in summer!

Overseas research reports point out that due to the breakdown of the earth’s ozone layer, people who often spend time in the sun are prone to skin cancer, and this is also true for dogs. So how to help dogs protect themselves from the sun in summer? The most important thing is to avoid exposing your dog to the sun for too long. Here are some tips on how to protect yourself from the sun in summer:

1. Choose to take your dog out for a walk in the cool morning or evening to avoid the hot sun.

2. If you must go out in the sun, you can use waterproof SPF15 sunscreen and apply it to parts of the dog with less hair, such as the abdomen and the inside of the ears. However, it is best to ask your veterinarian what types of sunscreen are available before using sunscreen. More suitable, because some dogs are allergic to certain ingredients in sunscreen

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Days of exposure to the sun and rising temperatures seem to remind us that the sweaty summer is here. So under the scorching sun, owners should. What measures should you take to care for your dog and prevent it from getting sick in summer?

1. Drink plenty of water to prevent heat stroke

Humans have sweat glands all over their body. , but dogs’ sweat glands are concentrated on their feet. They usually use their tongues to dissipate heat. Cats usually lick their fur hard to cool their whole body. They should provide their pets with water throughout the day and change the water every day. , keep the water clean. In summer, it is best to prepare a larger water basin or two water basins for pets to ensure adequate drinking water. When you go out for a walk, don’t forget to bring water and water for your dog. Water bowl, because after exercising in high temperatures, dogs need to drink a lot of water to dissipate heat and quench their thirst. At this time, the owner must feed them cold water, not ice water, to avoid irritating their gastrointestinal tract. It is best to take them out in the morning or evening. Because the temperature is lower at this time, try to let them play in the shade. The body of adult dogs contains 60% water, and the proportion of water in the body of puppies is higher. It is life-threatening.

Cases of dogs dying due to heat stroke occur frequently at home and abroad. For example, when the police use police dogs to search for fugitives, the police dogs are so excited that they forget to work, causing severe dehydration and falling to the ground in a coma. Dogs generally can no longer drink water by themselves and are prone to life-threatening injuries. They need to be sent to the veterinary hospital for rapid rehydration and treatment with other drugs. When the dog is unbalanced, confused, and the body appears weak, it is likely to be a heatstroke. At this time, the dog's body temperature should be lowered as soon as possible. You can shower the dog's body with cold water or put it in a cold water bath to cool down.

2. Don’t leave your dog alone in the car

If you have a car, don’t leave your dog alone. Go out to eat or do errands by yourself in the car. Because the temperature in the car is very high in summer, it is difficult for the heat to escape, even if the car window is opened a small crack. This can easily lead to heatstroke in your pet and you will find your baby unconscious when you come back. If you don’t wake up, it may be irreversible.

3. Dogs suffer from air-conditioning disease

If people stay in an air-conditioned environment for a long time, they may suffer from air-conditioning disease. Similarly, dogs may suffer from air-conditioning disease. Dogs can also suffer from air-conditioning disease if they stay in the environment for a long time, especially at noon when the weather is hot. If you take your pet outdoors or bring a dog that has been outside in the sun for a long time back to a home where the air conditioning is on, your dog will be more likely to suffer from it. Sickness. The main symptoms of air-conditioning disease are sneezing and runny nose, depression, anorexia and even not eating or drinking. It may look like symptoms of a cold, but is actually much more serious than a cold. In severe cases, the body temperature rises and breathing and heart rate accelerate. It can also cause sudden death. Therefore, owners should not let their dogs sleep under the air conditioner. It is best to let them stay in an environment with natural wind. In addition, do not blow the air conditioner directly after bathing the dog. p>4. Correct summer makeup

In summer, the dog’s hair should be cleaned in time to help dissipate heat; the ear hair of long-eared dogs should be trimmed to avoid the breeding of mites. It is best to bathe and comb the dog every week. , to prevent skin diseases. Do not expose your dog to the sun after bathing, but dry it first. When cutting, be sure not to cut it too short, because proper hair can block ultraviolet rays. Also pay attention to different dog breeds. Different trimming methods allow each dog to have its own standard grooming. Don’t think that dogs don’t care about their own image. Beautiful makeup will increase their appetite! You will also feel depressed, shy to meet people, and even suffer from depression. I hope you will take good care of your baby and have a happy summer together.