It is normal for a Bichon Frize to have dark spots on its body

When a Bichon Frize reaches a certain age, there will be melanin deposits on the body. If there are no symptoms such as depression, anorexia, or scratching, it is a normal phenomenon. Don’t go too far. Worry.

The black spots on the Bichon Frize are caused by damage to the hair follicles

Some novice owners don’t understand, thinking that dogs are hot, and shave their dogs’ hair in the summer. Dogs are exposed to a lot of sunlight when they go out. Without the protection of their fur, their skin is damaged, causing melanin in their skin to precipitate more quickly, and many dark spots will appear. At this time, the dog's hair follicles have been damaged. The owner should avoid the dog's direct exposure to ultraviolet rays and choose to take the dog out at night. The editor also reminds all owners not to shave their dogs!

The black spots on the Bichon Frize are fleas

The owner can see if the "black spots" on the Bichon Frize can be moved or can be glued off by hand. If fleas appear on the Bichon Frize, the Bichon Frize should be dewormed internally and externally on a regular basis. It is best to deworm the Bichon Frize on an empty stomach. After deworming, the Bichon Frize may have a temporary loss of appetite.