Healthy dogs have white teeth, pink gums, no bad breath, and no secretions except saliva. If you find any odor, unknown secretions in the mouth, or pale gums, or broken teeth, it may be due to a problem with the diet structure, gum lesions, or insuf...
Healthy dogs have white teeth, pink gums, no bad breath, and no secretions except saliva. If you find any odor, unknown secretions in the mouth, or pale gums, or broken teeth, it may be due to a problem with the diet structure, gum lesions, or insufficient nutrition or even anemia.
The nose of a healthy dog is slightly moist, which will make his hands feel moist after touching it. If there is a snot, it should be a transparent clear snot. If the dog's nose is dry, even cracked, or a thick yellow snot appears, it means that the dog's physical condition is not optimistic, which may be a sign of fever or respiratory disease.
For purebred dogs, the shape, position and color of the eyes of different breeds have clear requirements, but this has nothing to do with the dog's personality and health.
When choosing a pet, pay attention to whether the eyes are clean, whether they can be fully closed or opened, whether there is iris inflammation, and the color and quantity of eye poop. If you find your eyes congested, protruding physically at the corners of your eyes or too much eye boredom, it is not a good phenomenon. In addition, some varieties, such as Chow Chow, are prone to inverse eyelashes or eyelid envelopation, and attention should be paid to check.
