1. What are the causes of hair loss in Pugs?
There are many reasons for pugs to shed hair. Dog bathing is more frequent. The dog owner keeps the Pug in a place that is not exposed to sunlight, and uses human body soap or shampoo for the Pug when bathing.
The above factors will cause the pug to shed hair, so the owner should try to avoid this kind of situation in daily life, so as to effectively avoid it. Pug dogs are shedding hair.
Pugs also shed their coat
s when the seasons change, but this is normal, usually in spring and fall. In this season, the dog owner should help it groom its hair, increase the frequency of bathing appropriately, and clean up the floating hair on the dog. In addition, endocrine disorders can also cause pugs to lose hair. At this time, the dog owner can adjust the diet appropriately. If dog food is the mainstay, then additional nutrients must be added. Do not feed dogs with high fat content, For foods high in salt, give it some multivitamins to supplement trace elements.
Second, ways to prevent pug hair loss
Effective prevention The best way for pets to lose hair is to comb them constantly. For dogs, you need to choose a comb suitable for the characteristics of the dog’s hair, so the owner needs to choose a comb suitable for the pug’s hair. If you don’t know how to choose a suitable comb, you can Properly ask the pet store owner, tell your needs, and let the pet store owner recommend a suitable comb for you.
The owner can increase the frequency of brushing according to the shedding of their dog. Under normal circumstances, long-haired cats and dogs need to be brushed once a day, and short-haired cats and dogs are recommended to be brushed once a week.
Dog owners should also take their dogs out to bask in the sun when they have time. The natural environment such as sunlight exposure and temperature can effectively promote the growth of pug hair.
Third, pay attention to preventing skin diseases
If the dog is shedding hair, it also finds obvious skin pimples, erythema, blisters, dandruff and other symptoms, then the dog may have skin diseases such as eczema or psoriasis, which are usually caused by parasitic or fungal, bacterial and other infections. Hair loss caused by skin diseases is usually local block hair loss, which is easier to distinguish. Pugs are also easy to observe as short-haired dogs. Hair loss caused by skin symptoms in dogs must be treated in time. It is recommended to use skin spray anti-inflammatory and antibacterial to avoid the spread of lesions, causing more serious hair loss and dermatitis. Some hair loss treatment caused by psoriasis, etc. If it is not done properly, it may not be easy to grow hair in the follow-up, resulting in local permanent alopecia areata!