Shedding in seasons

Dogs will respond to the temperature differences caused by seasonal changes through their own adjustments. Therefore, when the temperature rises or falls, the dog will perform normal Molt to adapt to the temperature. Therefore, it is normal for dogs to shed a lot of hair when the seasons change. Especially when the seasons change between spring and autumn, dogs usually shed a lot of hair.

Growing hair loss

Normal metabolism can also cause hair loss in dogs. Just like human hair, it constantly grows, dies, falls off, and is replaced. In addition, some breeds of dogs may also shed their hair during the transition from childhood to adulthood.

Hair loss during childbearing period

Dogs will lose a lot of hair after giving birth, which will also be accompanied by weight loss, emaciation and other conditions. At this time, more attention should be paid to supplementing nutrition for the female dog and feeding some foods with high protein content.

Shedding during estrus

Dogs in estrus will also lose hair.

Hair loss in old age

Old dogs will also lose hair due to slow metabolism. After dogs enter old age, owners need to pay attention to the supply of nutrients and provide Feed dogs senior dog food.