Wellness on Repeat: The Ultimate Monsoon Checklist for Happy Woofs

Seasonal changes may pose some challenges to our furry friends’ health and well-being. As a responsible pet parent, it is up to you to take care of your pet so that they remain happy and healthy as the seasons change. Here’s a useful guide for you.

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With monsoon right here, you know that your pet would require extra care! Stock up on dry food, raincoats, boots, and get those grooming essentials in place to breeze through the monsoon without any worry!

Skin Deep Love

It is recommended that you get your pet’s fur trimmed, or at least around the tummy area, as this area gets dirtier than the other parts during walks. Always sponge his face, tummy, legs, and clean the paws after every walk. You can also ask your vet to recommend an antifungal shampoo to avoid rashes and other skin problems for your furry friend.

Avoid mosquito coils and air fresheners, keep bathroom doors closed, and supervise the dog-walker or house helper, who takes your pet out for a walk, cleans him, and feeds him. Wrong practices may lead to more skin problems.

Bath time is important too, but please do dry your pet after a bath; just walking him in the sun does not do it. The six-inch-long hair does not allow the skin below to dry. Gently towel dry, and then you can use a hair dryer.

Health begins with the right food

Premium quality brands use whole products of meat, chicken, and fish, while those in the lower price range may use the remaining by-products from the fish, chicken, and meat to create dry foods. Do not compromise on the quality of dog food that you choose for your furry friend.

  • Avoid raw food, but if you are giving salad and fruit, wash them with potassium permanganate thoroughly.
  • Make sure your pet has access to clean drinking water and that his water bowl is clean at all times.
  • To keep your beloved furry friend away from stomach problems, you may put on a basket muzzle so that his sniffing does not draw in the germs that cause diarrhea and vomiting.
  • Get him dewormed every two – three months.
  • If your pet is suffering from any kind of gastro or skin problem, you can ask your vet for special diet formulas.

Happy Home = Healthy Doggo

Vacuum your home throughout the year meticulously. Clean your pet before allowing it onto carpets because they can easily become the hub of diseases for dogs and humans alike. Always clean his straps, muzzles, and leashes by soaking them in hot water with soap and antiseptic liquid.

Pawfect Hygiene – The Non-Negotiables of Everyday Dog Care

Some things need to be followed like regular clockwork.

  • Keep his ears clean by using medicated wipes wrapped around your finger, and do it gently. Wax flares up during more humidity.
  • Teeth need to be kept clean, but if brushing is not possible, try rubbing the gums and teeth with a soft cloth. You can also feed him chew sticks that help clean plaque. You can also try pet-friendly mouth fresheners.
  • For ticks and fleas, use Spot On. This is the best remedy for long-term effectiveness. While using them, avoid the pet coming in contact with water for three days. Sprays for ticks are available in the market, but these need to be sprayed after every walk.
  • Do wash all dog beds and clothes in antifungal after every season. Change the towels every six months, there are many who do not bother even after five years.
  • Switch to natural shampoos and conditioners for your pet, as they are gentle on the skin.
  • Brush every day with right tools.
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