My puppy sheds hair What happens to my dog shedding a lot?

But the dog's ** is also the same as the person's**, it depends on whether your dog is suitable or not.

This **disease** is not an ordinary **disease, but a fungal infection, accompanied by a mite infection. You need to do it in two ways:

The fungus applied him with a fungal drug such as parisone and fluchi.

**Mites will use livestock and poultry pesticides to bathe him, and he can receive curative effects.

It's a mite, and that's how Caesar is. I didn't think it worked very well when I started using 886, but then I rubbed Daknin and it's much better now, you can try it.

It is better not to rub any ointment, and it is even more troublesome to wait for allergies.

There are many reasons for hair loss, 1. In the normal moulting season, replacing the fluff and coarse hair can cool down.

2. Hair loss caused by diet, such as eating too much salt, will also have a certain impact.

3. Some dogs will also appear during pregnancy or after giving birth to puppies.

4. There is more hair loss in the manuscript burial with ** disease, which is more troublesome and requires drugs**.

You can see for yourself that in addition to hair removal, there are dandruff, key stupid scars, and red bumps, and there are no lumps, and some are in the hospital

Summer is the season for pets to change their hair, and pet shedding can be done by bathing more and using more brushes to smooth out body hair.

There are many reasons for hair loss, sometimes it is seasonal hair loss, sometimes it is a feeding problem, it will lose hair if you eat too much salt, and there is not enough hair care, you should first see what the reason is, if it is not a feeding problem, ** there is no abnormality, there is no red spot or something, then hair loss is normal, it may be seasonal hair loss or usually not enough hair care for the dog, in this case, as long as you pay attention to combing it more, add more vitamins, and the dog should eat less salt. If it is caused by ** disease, you have to go to the doctor, and it is generally better soon with some medicine·· Don't worry too much.

Probably seasonal ... My dog also sheds hair all the time in winter...

It is normal to shed hair during the moulting period, and don't give the dog salty things, give it food or vegetables, don't add salt to burn. Eating salty things will shed hair.

Let's be at moulting period

It's okay, if you change the hair in a short time, it won't fall off!

If it's not a moult, take it to check if there is any ** disease!

First of all, dog shedding is actually carried out in all seasons, but spring and autumn are more concentrated. There are also the following reasons for the dog's large amount of hair loss, which you can compare:

Too many baths, normal dogs take a bath every 7 to 10 days in winter, and it is more reasonable to take a bath every 7 days in summer;

Improper use of shampoo, due to the acidic surface of human shampoo, the alkaline shampoo of human shampoo, and the ** of dogs is neutral, and the long-term use of human shampoo is not conducive to protecting the dog's**;

Ectoparasites (mites, fleas, lice, etc.), fungi and endocrine disorders are also one of the main causes of hair loss;

Deficiencies in vitamins and minerals in the body. In the natural environment such as sunlight and temperature, it will also affect the growth of dog hair, and if the puppy is not exposed to sunlight for a long time, it will also cause a slight hair loss throughout the year.

The dog sheds badly, which must be the problem of **.

1. Fungi. Fungal is a contagious problem, often parasitic on the dog's ** and toes, infection symptoms: itching, redness and swelling, light gray dandruff, pustules, the infected area is roughly oval.

2. Moss. It is also a type of fungal infection, with a high infection rate, and there will be obvious scaly hard gray skin in the later stage, and hair loss all around.

3. Parasites.

Parasites such as scabies mites and Demodex mites may come from outdoor grass or dog contact infection, and most of them have the same skin symptoms as general skin, may have a rash or foul odor, and the infection area is not regularly shaped. Under a doctor's examination, worms can be found.

4. Eczema. Eczema is the skin's own inflammatory reaction, similar to other ** conditions, but the examination will not find worms, mainly related to the dog's diet and humid environment.

5. Folliculitis.

Folliculitis is a problem caused by bacteria, and the skin will have a small red rash, which will also be itchy, dandruff, and more likely to have body odor than usual.

In short, take your dog and go to the pet hospital to have a look. The sooner**, the easier it is to be cured.