When does a dog shed the most?

The shedding season for dogs is in spring and autumn, that is, from March to May and September to November every year. At this time, dogs begin to shed their hair seasonally to adapt to climate change. When the dog's hair grows to a certain stage, the hair root breaks away from the hair follicle, and the hair follicle will grow new hair and push out the old hair.
Solutions to dog hair loss
1. Develop the habit of combing your dog's hair frequently. Twice a day, use a pet-specific comb.
2. If your pet likes, you can wear clothes to avoid shedding.
3. A good bath liquid can protect the dog’s fur, reduce the amount of hair loss, and prevent skin diseases.
4. It can be treated by deworming, specifically to deal with hair loss caused by ear mites in dogs.
5. It can be treated through anti-inflammation, specifically to deal with the situation where dogs lose hair due to bacterial infection.
Other reasons for dog hair loss
1. If the dog bathes too frequently, it will destroy the pH balance of the cat and dog's skin, causing hair loss.
2. Skin diseases cause hair loss. Dogs infected with skin diseases can also cause massive hair loss.
3. Excessive salty intake can also cause severe hair loss in dogs.
4. Malnutrition, unbalanced nutrition, and lack of vitamins and minerals can also cause hair loss.
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