The white debris on the puppy may be the sebum shed by the skin, or the fur may be contaminated with paper scraps. The reasons for this may be lack of hygiene, dry weather, lack of vitamins, eczema, and parasitic infections. Caused by other reasons, it is recommended that the owner take the puppy to a regular pet hospital for examination in time, and make targeted treatment based on the examination results, which will be helpful to alleviate the symptoms.

1. Not paying attention to hygiene

If the owner does not pay attention to the hygiene of the puppy and often does not bathe the puppy, it may cause the puppy's hair to be contaminated with a lot of paper scraps, stains and other pollutants, and usually also The sebum secreted by the skin will accumulate in the hair and white debris will appear. It is recommended that the owner properly bathes, combs and trims the puppy's hair, which can effectively relieve the symptoms.

2. Dry weather

If the weather is dry for a long time and the owner fails to hydrate the puppy's skin, the puppy's skin may be lacking, resulting in excessive dryness of the skin. If symptoms such as peeling or desquamation occur, it is recommended that the owner apply pet-specific moisturizing lotion to the puppy, which can effectively relieve the symptoms.

3. Lack of vitamins

Puppies’ diet is usually relatively simple. If the owner does not pay attention to the puppy’s balanced diet, it may cause a lack of vitamins in the puppy’s body, resulting in rough skin. , peeling, a little scale and other symptoms, in daily life, you can let the puppy eat some fruit puree, vegetable puree and other vitamin-rich foods, which will help relieve the symptoms.

4. Eczema

It is considered that the owner uses inferior shower gel when bathing the puppy. The use of shower gel usually irritates the skin, leading to damage to the skin barrier and the occurrence of lesions. If the puppy reacts with symptoms such as skin redness, swelling, peeling, and white scales, it is recommended that the owner take the puppy to a regular pet hospital for treatment in time, and make targeted treatment based on the examination results.

5. Parasitic infection

If the owner does not disinfect the puppy’s living environment for a long time, parasites may breed, causing the puppy to be infected with parasites and cause itchy skin. , hair loss, dandruff and other symptoms, it is recommended to take the puppy to the pet hospital in time and treat it through external deworming with the help of a doctor.

In daily life, owners should pay attention to the hygiene of their puppies and bathe them regularly. This can keep their skin dry and clean and help relieve symptoms.