When a dog has oral ulcers, some pet owners will apply medicine sprays for human-treated oral inflammation to the dog, such as watermelon cream. Some ingredients in watermelon cream are more irritating and will also cause skin allergies for the dog. Therefore, pet owners are not recommended to give the dog watermelon cream. Pet owners can try other ways to assist dogs. The following are a few ways. Why not try it?

1. Light food and drink more water

After the pet owner finds that the dog has oral ulcers, he should immediately adjust the dog's daily diet. If the dog has oral ulcers, the inside of the mouth is very easy to swell and painful, especially when eating, so pay attention to the dog's ingredients and taste soft and glutinous. When feeding dog food, you can soak it in warm water and then give it to the dog for food. You can also cook some porridge, such as millet soup, meat porridge, soup, etc., and pay attention to filling the dog with plenty of water. Place more water in the areas where the dog often waits.

2. Supplement nutrients moderately

Sometimes dogs have oral ulcers, which is because the human body lacks vitamins. Usually, feeding dog food alone will make the nutrients obtained by the dog unbalanced, lack of vitamins, and reduces physical fitness, which makes it very easy to have problems. Since dogs lack vitamins, pet dog owners should make some vitamins appropriately for dogs. You can mix some Vitamin B2 into your dog's diet, and then use some Pet Punch to help your dog digest, absorb and repair it as soon as possible. Pay attention to the dietary combination of colorful dogs. After meals, you can also feed the dog some vegetables and fruits, and then give it to the dog after chopping it.

3. Pay attention to cleaning oral health

When a dog suffers from oral ulcers, a odor will smell when approaching the dog. Pet owners should pay attention to helping the dog clean oral health and immediately remove pathogens inside the oral cavity. After meals, the pet owner can check the inside of the dog's mouth. When he finds food residue, he can scrub it off with a wet wipe. When the dog's oral ulcers turn better, the pet owner can help the dog brush his teeth and rinse his mouth to clean the inside of the mouth. If the dog does not cooperate, prepare some pet rinse in advance and put it in the dog's daily water, so that the dog can drink it.