​4 ways to clean your dog in winter, which is better?

The cooling down does not mean that the dogs will also start to enter the winter lazy mode. Huskies, Alaska, and Samoyed dogs with better cold resistance are gearing up to show their true strength. It’s okay for the dog to go out and run, but what should I do if I get dirty? Cleaning the dog in winter is a nightmare for every owner!

Let’s evaluate today on the N ways of cleaning dogs in winter, and the pros and cons between them~

1. Take a bath in winter

Recommended index: one star

Can choose this way, I have to compliment! hero! Even in Guangdong, it can reach single-digit temperatures in winter. The cold wind, combined with the biting cold water, is simply one of the top ten tortures in the world. And this process, coupled with blowing hair, takes nearly two hours, and it will feel scary to think about it. What's more, bathing the dog in winter, both the owner and the dog are at risk of catching a cold, although they can be cleaned up. However, this is not necessary.

2. Wipe with wet tissue

Recommended index: four stars

Wet paper towels can be used for local cleaning of dogs without the need for water and blow-drying processes. It can liberate the owner from the cold torture, and it is simple and convenient and can be thrown away after use. The time spent before and after is not long. The only disadvantage is that it can only be cleaned up locally. If the dog is playing crazy, basically wet paper towels can't solve it.

3. Dry cleaning powder

Recommended index: 3 stars

Dry cleaning powder is a mixture of talcum powder or starch and deodorant ingredients. After treatment, the fineness and PH value of the dry cleaning powder is more suitable for the needs of dogs. Has a certain smoothness and deodorizing effect. But the cleaning and decontamination part can be known by the ingredients. Decontamination can only be done by rubbing the owner's hands.

4. Disposable foam

Recommended index: five stars

The disposable foam cleaning effect is worse than washing with water but much better than dry cleaning powder. With a light press, bubbles will come out. Then apply the foam to the dog's body, rub, and wash. Then dry it slightly with a towel. The whole process only takes five to ten minutes, and you won’t even sweat from washing the dog. If you use our recommended Amo Coconut Oil Essence Disposable Foam, it will have the effect of washing and protecting.