Bolognese Dog (Detailed Introduction)

        Helping your dog bathe regularly is something every dog owner needs to do. Bathing can not only remove odors and dirt from their bodies, but also help clean loose hairs. However, bathing must be done regularly and not too frequently. Additionally, it is not always suitable to bathe them; in certain specific situations, you can delay the bath. So, under what circumstances is it not suitable to bathe your dog?

        1. Pets that have just recovered from serious illness should not be bathed. At this time, the dog is physically weak with low resistance; improper bathing can easily cause them to fall ill again. If you must clean your dog, use some dry shampoo powder and rub it, then wipe the body with a towel.

        2. Dogs that have just eaten are not suitable for bathing because bathing causes skin blood vessels to dilate, resulting in less blood flowing to the stomach. This may cause indigestion and low blood sugar in dogs, which can easily lead to fainting.

        3. Dogs that have just been vaccinated should not be bathed immediately. Such pets must safely pass the vaccine observation period, which generally lasts about 7-10 days. Only after the dog returns to normal can you bathe them.

        4. Pets that have just undergone strenuous exercise should not be bathed immediately. In hot summer weather, if a dog has just participated in intense exercise, do not bathe it right away. You should wait until the dog calms down and its limbs and muscles return to normal before bathing.

        The above situations are all unsuitable for bathing dogs. Moreover, during the rainy season when the air is humid, it is also not advisable to bathe dogs because the high humidity can cause dampness. This increases the risk of skin diseases, especially for long-haired dogs. Therefore, you cannot bathe your dog at just any time. You must find the appropriate time to help avoid potential problems.