What is the constant body odor on the dog?

Dogs with constant body odor:

1. Some dogs are born with heavy body odor. Even if they take a bath frequently, they may smell again after a few days, such as bull terriers and bulldogs.

2. Dogs often like to lie on the ground or roll outside, the hair will be dirty, and if they do not take a bath for a long time, they will emit an unpleasant smell.

3. If the dog suffers from skin diseases, such as mites, fungi, etc., or the dog has trauma, it is also likely to emit odor during the treatment.

4. The dog’s mouth is unhygienic, the dog’s mouth is inflamed, suffering from dental calculus, constipation, etc. will all lead to bad breath in dogs, especially dogs that often eat meat, it is easy to remain between the teeth, which will lead to fermentation and decay. There will be an unpleasant smell.

5. There are dog anal glands near the dog's anus, which need to be cleaned regularly. The secretions in the anal glands are very pungent. If they are not cleaned up in time, they may overflow or become inflamed at any time, which will cause the dog's body to smell bad.

6. If the dog’s ears are not clean, it will also cause body odor. The dog’s ears are covered with a lot of fluff, and the ventilation is poor. It is easy to hide dirt and even infect ear mites. This will cause the dog's ears to smell bad, which in turn will cause the dog's body odor.

7. If the dog suffers from diseases such as kidney failure, liver disease and diabetes, it can also cause the dog's breath to smell bad. If your dog's bad breath has a sweet or fruity smell, your dog may have diabetes.

8. Gas in your dog may indicate a problem with his diet or gut. Occasional flatulence is normal, just change your dog's diet in time.