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Rainy Season: Managing Pet Odors With Diet And Care

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Quite often pet parents find themselves in an awkward spot. Post returning from an enjoyable walk with  their pets. Their nose isn’t quite as pleased as the scent of their fluffy pets fills the air. Most of them complain that at times it’s not the most pleasant aroma. If you’ve ever experienced this, you’re not alone. Many pet owners in India face this issue. Pets are our cherished companions, but they can sometimes bring along odors that make our homes less welcoming. 

This guide will walk you through practical and easy ways to manage pet odors through diet and care, tailored specifically for Indian pet owners by Dr. Vinod Sharma, Head Veterinarian at DCC Animal Hospital, India.

Optimize Diet and Hydration

To effectively manage pet odors, start by choosing high-quality pet food from trusted brands, which are easy to digest and help minimize unpleasant smells. Proper hydration is equally important to ensure your pet always has access to fresh water, as it aids digestion and can reduce bad odors.

Specialized diets for pets with specific health concerns, such as allergies, may make all the difference. Supplementing your pet’s food with probiotics will help not only in digestion but also in reducing the gas buildup in their stomach, thus minimizing odor. The results of studies show that quality pet food supplemented with probiotics entails improved gastrointestinal health and minimized smell.

Brushing and Bathing 

To keep your pet clean and minimize odors, shower them every 4-6 weeks using pet-specific shampoos, especially important in India’s warm and humid climate. Regular brushing is also essential to remove loose fur, dander, and dust, which is crucial in dust-prone cities like Delhi and Mumbai to prevent odor buildup.

Ear and Dental Care

To prevent odors from infections, clean your pet’s ears regularly using vet-approved solutions. Keep their teeth clean by frequently brushing and giving dental chews or carrots.

Clean and Deodorize

To keep your home smelling fresh, regularly clean your pet’s bedding. Make sure to clean areas they frequently visit with enzymatic cleaners that neutralize odors. Additionally, use air purifiers to reduce pet odors and allergens, helping maintain a clean and fresh atmosphere.

Maintain Cleanliness and Ventilation 

To manage pet odors effectively, frequently wash your pet’s bedding and use washable covers for furniture to make cleaning simpler and control smells. Opt for materials that are easy to clean and resist odor absorption. Additionally, ensure good ventilation by regularly opening windows and using fans to promote airflow, which helps reduce stale odors.

Addressing Specific Odor Issues 

If your pet has recurring skin infections you should seek medical advice. These conditions can cause unpleasant odors that require proper care.  Issues with anal glands can lead to strong smells. Thus regular vet check-ups and if necessary, professional gland experts can help manage this issue effectively.

Managing pet odors in India’s unique climate and living conditions doesn’t have to be a challenge. Work on a balanced diet for your pet, a regular grooming habit, and the cleanliness of his/her living space that will help you enjoy freshness in your home and happiness for your pet. Whether it is bustling Mumbai or calm Bangalore, these strategies will help keep things on track. So go ahead and spend quality time with your furry companion, with no unpleasant smell dominating the environment.

 

 

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