Shiba Inu sheds and needs to be groomed regularly

Shiba Inu will shed naturally, especially during the change of seasons. The shedding is particularly severe. It is best for the owner to insist on combing the Shiba Inu every day. Brushing can help the Shiba Inu to promote blood circulation. Circulation allows the Shiba Inu's new hair to grow healthily and reduces shedding.

Shiba Inu hair loss requires proper bathing

If the owner does not bathe the Shiba Inu correctly, such as bathing too many times, or directly using human toiletries to bathe the Shiba Inu, etc., the Shiba Inu will appear. For severe hair loss, the number of baths should not be too frequent, just two or three times a month, and a dog-specific shower gel must be used, so as not to irritate the Shiba Inu's skin and cause hair loss.

Shiba Inu hair loss requires regular deworming

Shiba Inu dogs have parasites and will also shed abnormal hair. If there are small red spots on the Shiba Inu body and the hair falls off piece by piece, then It is very likely to be parasites, so keeping Shiba Inu must be dewormed regularly, and deworming needs to be carried out comprehensively both internally and externally. The living environment of Shiba Inu also needs to be cleaned regularly to reduce the growth of bacteria and parasites.