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"On the Method of Cleaning Dog Tears with Hydrogen Peroxide"
Dog tears often disturb the heart of dog owners. If you want to get rid of them, there are many methods. Today, we only discuss the way to clean with hydrogen peroxide.
Hydrogen peroxide, the chemical name hydrogen peroxide, has strong oxidizing properties. It is used for cleaning dog tears for its own reasons.
However, when using hydrogen peroxide to clean dog tears, you need to be careful. First, dilute it. Mix an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide with purified water in an appropriate proportion to prevent the concentration from being too high and hurting the dog's skin and the delicate parts around the eyes. The skin around the dog's eyes is delicate and sensitive. If the concentration is improper, it may cause redness, swelling, tingling, and harm the dog's body.
When cleaning, take a soft cloth towel or cotton ball, dip it in the diluted hydrogen peroxide solution, and gently wipe the dog's tear stains. The action must be gentle, like a spring breeze blowing willows, and do not be reckless, so as not to startle the dog or hurt its skin. When wiping, you can repeat several times to try to remove the stain. However, do not wipe too much to prevent damage to the surface of the dog's skin.
In addition, after cleaning, it is advisable to rinse with water to wash off the remaining hydrogen peroxide solution. Because hydrogen peroxide can be decontaminated, it may remain in the dog's body for a long time, and it may have adverse effects.
Furthermore, not all dogs are suitable for cleaning tear stains with hydrogen peroxide. If some dog breeds are allergic to hydrogen peroxide, it is recommended to try it on the skin of the dog before use to see if there is any abnormal reaction. If there is no difference, it can be used to clean tear stains.
In short, cleaning dog tears with hydrogen peroxide can be effective, but those who use it need to be familiar with its method and operate it carefully to achieve the purpose of cleaning and ensure the health of the dog.
Dog tears often disturb the heart of dog owners. If you want to get rid of them, there are many methods. Today, we only discuss the way to clean with hydrogen peroxide.
Hydrogen peroxide, the chemical name hydrogen peroxide, has strong oxidizing properties. It is used for cleaning dog tears for its own reasons.
However, when using hydrogen peroxide to clean dog tears, you need to be careful. First, dilute it. Mix an appropriate amount of hydrogen peroxide with purified water in an appropriate proportion to prevent the concentration from being too high and hurting the dog's skin and the delicate parts around the eyes. The skin around the dog's eyes is delicate and sensitive. If the concentration is improper, it may cause redness, swelling, tingling, and harm the dog's body.
When cleaning, take a soft cloth towel or cotton ball, dip it in the diluted hydrogen peroxide solution, and gently wipe the dog's tear stains. The action must be gentle, like a spring breeze blowing willows, and do not be reckless, so as not to startle the dog or hurt its skin. When wiping, you can repeat several times to try to remove the stain. However, do not wipe too much to prevent damage to the surface of the dog's skin.
In addition, after cleaning, it is advisable to rinse with water to wash off the remaining hydrogen peroxide solution. Because hydrogen peroxide can be decontaminated, it may remain in the dog's body for a long time, and it may have adverse effects.
Furthermore, not all dogs are suitable for cleaning tear stains with hydrogen peroxide. If some dog breeds are allergic to hydrogen peroxide, it is recommended to try it on the skin of the dog before use to see if there is any abnormal reaction. If there is no difference, it can be used to clean tear stains.
In short, cleaning dog tears with hydrogen peroxide can be effective, but those who use it need to be familiar with its method and operate it carefully to achieve the purpose of cleaning and ensure the health of the dog.
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