When does the Bichon Frize moult? The Bichon Frize moults its fetal hair in about two months, and the moulting period may last up to six months; the moulting period for adult dogs is about the two seasons of spring and autumn every year, usually It lasts for one to two months; hair shedding is a normal phenomenon, and the owner should pay attention to combing the Bichon Frize's hair every day and supplementing nutrition.

A healthy Bichon Frize does not shed much in its life. When the Bichon Frize grows to about 2 months old, it will start to shed its hair. This hair shedding process can take several months. The baby Bichon Frize may continue to molt from the age of 2 months to 6 months.

Many parents will trim their Bichon’s hair twice during the molting period. In the hot summer, the hair can be trimmed thinner. When the new hair grows out in winter, it will become thicker, denser and more beautiful. So beautiful

In addition to trimming the Bichon Frize, you should keep combing its hair 1-2 times a day while it is moulting.

During the molting period of the Bichon Frize, nutritional supply is very important. Bichon Frize's hair growth has a very high demand for nutrients, so pet owners must strengthen nutritional supplements during this period. For this reason, during this period, in addition to feeding dog food, pet owners should also prepare more foods rich in protein, vitamins, minerals and other nutrients for their dogs to eat, such as fish, apple puree, soybeans and other foods. When the owner feeds, he should also mix in some lecithin appropriately, which will be of great help to the hair growth of the bear.