What is the problem of losing a large piece of hair from the dog s mouth?

There may be ** disease, go to the pet hospital for consultation to see what suitable medicine there is. Try to bathe him once a week, not too much and not too little, and when you go out to walk the dog, try not to let it burrow into the grass, where there may be bugs. My dog's chin is often hairless, red, wrinkled, and then I often see it can't help but scratch, sometimes scratching and bleeding, it is estimated that it is particularly itchy.

It may be that you can't wipe it off in time due to drooling or drinking good water. Later, we took it to the pet hospital, prepared some ointment, wiped it on time every day, always kept an eye on it, and didn't let it scratch or rub somewhere. Every time you drink good water or eat something good and see it drooling, immediately press it with a clean dry towel, don't rub it hard and don't rub it with your hands like washing your face, like using oil blotting paper, otherwise it is easy to break, and then stammer, and the puppy will itch to scratch it.

Another thing to note, has the dog been vaccinated every year? Or is the interval between baths too short? Could it be that I used some kind of shampoo and was allergic?

If it is very serious, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a test and a laboratory test. My dog often sleeps on the sofa, jumps, and lays a blanket on the sofa, its arms and ankles will break the skin because of long-term friction with the blanket, sometimes it is hard to scar after rubbing and bleeding, here the block will appear hard, and it can't grow hair, don't give it a human **allergy ointment, you can give it some red potion, or a pet ointment specifically for you.

Can**. Pets, look at the medicine is appropriate. Try to bathe once a week, not too much and not too little, and try not to get into the grass when you go out for a walk, where bugs can occur. The dog's chin often sheds and is red.

Generally, it is **disease, and I personally recommend that you go to the hospital to check what fungus causes the **disease, and then treat the symptoms**.

Now they're getting new fluff.

Stammer???

There are many types of hair loss.

1.Normal hair loss is usually hair loss all over the body, not just one part of the body.

Generally, dogs will have a moulting period, that is, from changing puppy hair to dog hair. Or seasonal moulting, twice a year, once in spring and autumn.

2.The hair loss caused by the disease will appear on the **.

For example, fungi will have noticeable plaque-like hair loss, and mites will have small red spots (Demodex mites) or red flakes (Demodex mites).

3.Hair loss will occur at the beginning of recovery from a serious illness, and there are also nutrients, such as malnutrition and insufficient subcutaneous fat layer.

For normal hair loss, you can find lecithin in your e-pet, which has a certain effect.

For the first disease, it is necessary to prescribe the right medicine according to the condition.