What should I do if my Samoyed is losing hair? If the Samoyed is losing hair locally, it may be due to a skin disease and you need to seek medical attention as soon as possible. Samoyed dogs will have physiological hair loss when the seasons change, so you need to comb the dog's hair every day. Lack of nutrition can also cause hair loss. Samoyeds can be fed lecithin powder or nutritional paste to supplement nutrition.

1. Go to the hospital for treatment

If the Samoyed is losing hair all over the body, it is normal. If it is localized hair loss, it may be a skin disease. Dog parents and dog mothers, during the observation process, if you find that your dog is scratching its own skin, it is further determined that it is caused by disease. If this happens, you must take your dog to the hospital for treatment.

2. Comb your hair frequently

Samoyeds will moult in spring and summer, which is a normal physiological reaction. When it moults, use a pin comb or a row comb to carefully comb out the shed hair from beginning to end. Then every day from now on It only takes 1 or 2 minutes to comb it, and there will be no hair flying all over the house. Pay attention to nutrition during the shedding period, eat better dog food, and supplement with appropriate nutritional supplements.

　3. Nutritional supplement

If a Samoyed’s body lacks vitamins and minerals, it will cause hair loss, especially if the dog eats a single dog food for a long time. The solution is to provide the dog with corresponding nutrients in a timely manner. It is recommended to add lecithin to the daily diet. Long-term consumption can not only beautify the hair but also enhance the body's resistance, promote the dog's metabolism and avoid hair loss due to imbalanced nutrition.