According to experts, the four after-beach treats your dog should not get rid of (no matter how many eyes he does),

If you have dogs, one of the great things about summer vacations is not spending too much time with them (also), but quality time with them. Games and outings increase these months (so it’s important that the season catches us up for it). We take trips together by car and even plane, replace home with pet-friendly hotels, and we enjoy what we spend missing the rest of the year: the beach.

If you have already found beaches in Spain that allow dogs to swim together in the summer (this is important to avoid penalties), basic rules for taking your pet to the seashore and you have prepared the backpack with everything you need, you just need to learn about it. The care your hair needs after a day of sun and sand.

Our dog is a member of the family, so it accompanies us on our trips and holidays. Then, just as we humans should be careful not to burn ourselves or swim in the sea, just as there are waves, we should also be careful not to drink sea water or eat sand because they are at risk of getting drunk.

For the rest, as we will, when the day at the beach is over, your dog will need a bath to get rid of accumulated salt and sand. If available, you can use shower equipment for dogs on some beaches. Scrub well with clean water and use a towel to dry.

As Barkyn experts warn us, it is very important to remove salt and sand from hair and skin. dry and cause itching. Especially in more sensitive animals like dogs senior and those with dermatological problems. So give it a good brushing once at home and check your ears to remove sand and water that may have accumulated in them, thus preventing skin infections or otitis.

This step is especially important with low-eared dogs, but we cannot skip it with any breed. As well as remembering to dry the area thoroughly so that there is no moisture. Your dog in the days after going to the beach shakes his head and persistently scratches his earsAs affinity experts point out, you should consult your veterinarian as there may be signs of otitis.

Likewise, eye care should not be neglected. How? Cleaning the animal’s well to avoid sand that can damage the cornea or cause discomfort. You can use physiological saline or fresh water during bathingAccording to Irene Martínez, Barkyn’s veterinarian.

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