Alaska sheds its fur in the winter. Alaska will molt in spring and summer every year, which is a seasonal shedding. It will also shed in autumn and winter, but it will only shed some floating hair. If Alaska sheds seriously in autumn and winter, the owner should observe it carefully. Is it malnutrition or skin disease? If you are not sure of the cause, you can go to the pet hospital to consult a professional veterinarian.

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There are two common skin diseases in Alaska, one is caused by parasitic infection and the other is caused by viral infection. Owners of skin diseases caused by viral infections can treat Alaska through sterilization and anti-inflammation, while skin diseases caused by parasitic infections require deworming and the use of drugs to treat skin diseases.