Many families use adult soap or shampoo and even bathe their dogs with laundry detergent. Because dogs' skin tends to be medium-sized, adult detergents are relatively alkaline compared to dogs' skin, causing the dog's skin to be dry and...
Many families use adult soap or shampoo and even bathe their dogs with laundry detergent. Because dogs' skin tends to be medium-sized, adult detergents are relatively alkaline compared to dogs' skin, causing the dog's skin to be dry and itchy, giving mites, bacteria and fungi an opportunity to take advantage of it, forming skin diseases and eventually leading to hair loss.
It is very important to cause normal protective substances secreted by the skin after taking a bath. Therefore, it is recommended that dogs use special detergents for dogs. The number of baths should not be too frequent and should be reasonably controlled.
In addition, natural environments such as sunlight and temperature will also affect the growth of dog hair. If a puppy does not shine in the sun for a long time and keeps it indoors for many years, it will also cause slight hair loss throughout the year. If the dog suffers from diseases such as folliculitis or eczema, or if there are a large number of dog lice and fleas, it can also cause a lot of hair loss.
First develop the habit of combing your dog's hair regularly. Use a pet-specific comb twice a day. Secondly, choose the right bath lotion. Good bath lotion may protect dog fur, reduce the amount of hair loss, and prevent skin diseases. Third, if the dog likes to wear clothes, you can dress it appropriately, but try not to wear dark clothes.
