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First external deworming: After 6 weeks old.
First internal deworming: After 8 weeks old.
External deworming: Apply one tube at a time. Part the dog’s back fur and drop the medication evenly on the skin (not the fur—this renders it ineffective).
Internal deworming: Administer one tablet orally. Give on an empty stomach for the first time, then separate from meals afterward.
Space deworming and vaccinations by at least one week.
Don’t take the dog out for 48 hours after external deworming.
Only deworm healthy dogs—avoid if they have a cold or are unwell.
Deworming is generally not recommended for pregnant or lactating dogs; consult a vet for details.
Combination Vaccine: A mixed vaccine made from different bacteria, protecting against multiple diseases with one immunization. Targets parvovirus, distemper, adenovirus, parainfluenza, leptospirosis, etc.
Rabies Vaccine: Prevents rabies.
Combination Vaccine:
Basic immunization: 1st dose at 45 days old; 2nd dose 21 days later; 3rd dose 21 days after the second.
Booster shot: Once a year.
Rabies Vaccine: Once a year.
Don’t bathe puppies under 3 months old.
Avoid bathing right after deworming or vaccinations.
Dry the dog immediately with a towel and hairdryer after bathing to prevent colds.
Don’t bathe dogs in heat, sick, or injured.
Day 1 at home: Fasting for 6-8 hours.
First week at home: Continue feeding the food the puppy ate before adoption.
After 1 week: Switch food gradually using the 7-day method:
Days 1-2: 25% new food + 75% old food.
Days 3-4: 50% new food + 50% old food.
Days 5-6: 75% new food + 25% old food.
Day 7 onwards: 100% new food.
Opt for products from large, reputable factories.
Meat should be among the top ingredients in the formula. Nutritional value ranking: Fresh meat > Frozen meat > Meat meal > Unspecified meat sources.
Prioritize good palatability, fresh nutritious ingredients, high crude protein, and no grains, attractants, sweeteners, or preservatives.
Ensure transparent and problem-free quality inspection reports.
Choose based on your dog’s health:
Sensitive stomach/allergic dogs: Grain-free, low-crude-fiber food.
Tear stain-prone dogs: Fire-reducing formulas with duck/pear, low-oil (avoid beef).
Bad breath: Avoid fish-based food.
White-coated dogs: Low-oil, low-salt, baked (non-oiled) food to prevent yellow fur.
Dogs needing to gain weight: Food with over 65% meat content.
