Temperature measurement: First apply the thermometer with lubricant such as Vaseline, and the family will fix its head to stabilize it. Then the owner will pull up its tail, put the thermometer into the belly door, and remove the thermometer from the anus in about one minute.
The normal temperature of a dog is 38-38.9 degrees Celsius, but the smaller and more active dogs are actually higher than normal. If your dog is not very active, its body temperature will be too high or too low than normal, and it may be sick.
Eye washing: Soak the linen bandage with eye wash water, and then wash your eyes. Remember not to use cotton balls to wash, because cotton twigs are easy to stick to the eyes, which will make it very uncomfortable. In addition, the movements should be as gentle as possible when cleaning to avoid damage to the eyeballs.
Look at the ears: When your dog's ears are opened and inspected, it should be found that the inside is clean and light pink. When you put your nose close to its ears, you will only smell the heat without any odor. But if you find that it often shakes its head, grabs its ears, and makes a foul smell in its ears, it may have ear mites.