Caused by careless shaving

Due to the high temperature and strong ultraviolet radiation in summer, many owners like to shave their dogs’ hair. Originally, the outer layer of dog hair is protective hair, which can insulate the temperature. Now it is exposed to direct sunlight. Burning the skin can easily lead to skin diseases.

Caused by fungal infection

Fungus will multiply crazily due to the high temperature and humidity in summer. If you walk your dog in grass, you will have more opportunities to be exposed to parasites in the environment.

Because bathing is too frequent

In order to cool down dogs, owners may bathe them frequently. Many owners think that this can both cool down and avoid parasites and other diseases. interference. However, this is not the case. The layer of sebum on the outside of the dog's epidermis has a certain defensive effect on the skin surface. Frequent bathing will destroy this barrier, and the animal's skin is very thin. Washing it too frequently will inevitably cause damage to the skin. Of course, if you don’t take a shower for a long time, it will also be detrimental to your skin.

Due to low immunity

Dogs suffer from heat stress in hot environments, and their immunity is relatively weak, allowing some harmful bacteria or parasites to take the opportunity to invade the body, which are normally normal parasites. It does not harm the body in the hair follicles and body surface, but when the body's immunity is low, it will take advantage of it and multiply in large numbers to make dogs sick.

Heat stress response

Dogs have a heat stress response in a hot environment, and their immunity is relatively weak, allowing some harmful bacteria or parasites to take the opportunity to invade the body, such as common of Demodex and Malassezia, etc. These normally parasitize in hair follicles and body surfaces and do not harm the body. However, when the body's immunity is low, they will take advantage of the situation and multiply in large numbers to make dogs sick.