Hair beauty powder has many benefits: it can make your pet's coat shiny, soft, and thick, increase skin elasticity, speed up skin metabolism, promote new hair growth, prevent hair from being dry, and keep the nose black. Reduce skin diseases, treat dog allergies and itching, and speed up wound healing and recovery. It sounds like hair beauty powder is a perfect thing, but is it really good for pets to eat it? So why are so many people afraid of feeding hair beauty powder?

There are many unscrupulous private pet stores that will promote this product. As long as your pets are healthy, what do you have to worry about? Hair beauty powder does have many benefits, but do parents know that hair beauty powder contains a lot of hormones (pigment additives)? If you keep taking this product, you cannot stop taking it. Once you stop taking it, the hair that once looked good will fall off in a large area, and there may be other hormonal reactions.

In fact, for those pets that have really had less hair since childhood, or have never grown hair after surgery, owners can put more effort into boiling eggs and buying salmon for them to eat. Egg yolks and salmon are also very beautiful. If the nutrition is good, the hair will also get better. Don’t forget to supplement with calcium. You should also bathe your dogs regularly, comb them more every day, and supplement them with high-protein foods.