Healthy Teddy is lively, responsive, emotionally stable, likes to be close to people, is willing to play with people, and is smart and alert. Those who are timid, depressed, bow their heads, slow to respond to external stimuli, even ignore them, or are too sensitive to things around them, show panic, or are hostile to people, like to attack people, bark or move around, and so on.
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Teddy's health can be seen from his eyes. Healthy Teddy's conjunctiva is pink, his eyes are bright without tears, without any secretions, and his eyes are the same size, without trauma and scars. Teddy's conjunctiva is usually congested, even blue-purple. If he suffers from anemia, pale mucosa, watery eyes, dull eyes or ashamed to shed tears.
Snuff: Healthy Teddy's nose is moist and cold, with no serous or purulent secretions. If the nose is dry or even chapped, it means Teddy may have a heat infection. Oral cavity: Healthy Teddy's oral cavity is clean and moist, with pink mucosa, bright red tongue or a characteristic color of a certain variety, no tongue coating and no bad breath. Keep Teddy's mouth closed all the time, and see if there is any drooling due to incomplete closure.
Skin: Healthy Teddy's skin is soft and elastic, slightly warm, gentle to the touch and fluffy and shiny. Sick Teddy has dry skin, poor elasticity and rough hair. If there are ectoparasites, alopecia areata, scabbing and ulceration can also be seen. Skin: Healthy Teddy's skin is soft and elastic, slightly warm, gentle to the touch and fluffy and shiny. Sick Teddy has dry skin, poor elasticity and rough hair. If there are ectoparasites, alopecia areata, scabbing and ulceration can also be seen. Anal: Healthy Teddy's anus is tight, and the surroundings are clean and free of foreign bodies. When Teddy suffers from digestive tract diseases such as dysentery, his anus is slack and his surroundings are filthy, and sometimes he can see inflammation and ulcers. Limbs: Let Teddy run back and forth to see if his limbs are normal. If he limps, his forelimbs move inward (O-leg) or diverge outward (X-leg), which is abnormal. Limbs: Let Teddy run back and forth to see if his limbs are normal. If he limps, his forelimbs move inward (O-leg) or diverge outward (X-leg), which is abnormal. Hope to adopt