There are several different reasons why your cute little Frenchie is smelling. All of these may not be what your dog may be experiencing, but we have hopefully covered a range of products that can help you out in all instances.
Frenchie Butt Gas Attacks. 🙂
Flatulence, or gassiness, is a major complaint which many French bulldogs develop. It isn’t so much that the French Bulldog is suffering, but more that we humans have to live with that intolerable putrid smell. It is normally down to diet, but here are a few things that should help:
Frenchie Bad Breath
Your French Bulldog assumes you enjoy their kisses, but with the bad breath, many people don’t like to get closer to their Frenchie.
The offensive scent of the mouth is not just gross; it is a symptom of health issues. Always see your vet if their bad breath becomes chronic. Here are some things that can help in the meantime:
Frenchie Skin Fold Issues
Your Frenchies overlapping layers in their skin can hold microorganisms and moisture, culminating in bacteria that lead to infection. You must regularly clean the skin of your French Bulldog to prevent infections of the skin and prevent skin infections. Here are a few products that can help:
Anal Gland Issues
If your French Bulldog is scooting around the room on its butt, it could be a symptom of anal gland infection. The key signs of anal glands are a foul smell, scooting, biting or licking the back, discomfort, and constipation.
To avoid this, take good care of your Frenchies diet. If issues last more than two to three days, contact your veterinarian. Here are some things that can help your Frenchie issues:
Your French Bulldogs Bed Is Dirty
Another factor behind the bad odor coming from your French Bulldog is a filthy bed. A filthy bed can cause a lot of bacteria that can cause severe medical conditions and illnesses:
