Pomeranian is losing all hair at four months
Pomeranian shed a lot of hair, the hair became sparse, and the skin was clearly visible, almost becoming a hairless dog. Pet owners are worried because of this, but it is useless to worry. Pet owners need to find out the reason for Pomeranian cat loss, and then they can deal with it correctly, so as to help Pomeranian get rid of the problem of hair loss.
- Improper bathing and hair loss.
If the pet owner does not pay attention to these points when bathing the Pomeranian, the Pomeranian will lose a lot of hair. The first point is to use incorrect toiletries, such as shower gel, laundry detergent, laundry powder, etc. for human use. These products are not suitable for dogs. If they are used by dogs, they will easily cause allergies, resulting in hair loss, dry skin, sensitive itching, etc. The second point is to bathe the dog frequently. Excessive cleaning will not make the dog cleaner, but will damage the protective barrier of Pomeranian skin and cause hair loss. Therefore, pet owners should correct these improper bathing methods and bathe Pomeranians scientifically and rationally.
Second, malnutrition hair loss.
The growth of dog hair requires sufficient nutrition. If the pet owner always only feeds the dog a single dog food and does not supplement other nutritional meals properly, then the Pomeranian will lose hair due to malnutrition. In this regard, pet owners can feed their dogs Suli pet hair to supplement the nutrition needed for hair, help dogs grow hair better and reduce hair loss. When you have time, you should also comb the dog's hair frequently to clean up dead hair and waste hair. This will not only reduce hair loss, but also make the dog's hair softer and smoother.
Three, the skin is not good for hair loss.
Pomeranian hair loss is serious, and pet owners need to peel off the dog's hair to see if there are other abnormalities in the skin, such as rash, dander, ringworm, etc. When Pomeranian skin is not good and there is a problem, it will lose hair due to scratching or other reasons. If you find a small red rash on Bomei's body, it should be mites, fleas and other dirty things, and you need to wear an Elizabethan set for in vitro deworming.
If you see dandruff and ringworm spots, you should isolate them, and then feed the dog vitamin B and pet itch to maintain the normal physiological functions of the body. Use Quwangman to care for ringworm spots, and shave your hair for medicated bath if necessary.