What if the dog won't let the injection bite?

It is a common phenomenon that dogs are not allowed to bite by injection. As pet owners or pet doctors, what we need to do is to find ways to calm the dog and cooperate with our operation.

First of all, we need to give the dog a physical examination to see if there are any other uncomfortable symptoms on the dog, so that the dog is unwilling to accept the injection. If the dog is in good health, then we need to completely calm the dog down.

First of all, understand the dog's personality.

We need to know the dog's personality and see what kind of personality it belongs to. Then use its personality characteristics to make it more cooperative.

For example, some dogs are curious. We can distract them by giving them Doby before the injection, and then give them an injection. If it is a timid dog, we can approach it slowly and a little bit, so that it will feel that its existence will not bring harm to itself.

Second, use some training methods.

For dogs that are difficult to control, we can use some training methods. For example, wear some seat belts, masks or collars to ensure that dogs don't bite when giving injections.

In addition, we can also let dogs practice some emotional control skills, such as keeping quiet and breathing slowly. These skills are very helpful for the dog's emotional stability and help to improve its cooperation.

Third, seek professional help.

If all the above methods fail, then you can consider seeking the help of a professional doctor. Professional doctors have more professional skills and equipment, which can be better controlled and handled. At the same time, we can invite some professional dog trainer to help us. They have rich experience and can better help us improve the dog's condition.

In short, what we need to do is to understand the personality characteristics of dogs that are not allowed to bite by injection, adopt appropriate training methods, or seek professional help. This can ensure that dogs get better care, and at the same time reduce the impact of dog discomfort on us.