How to deal with pet hair loss:

1. Comb the hair frequently. Usually use tools such as shaving, needle comb or depilation comb to comb your pet's hair to promote metabolism and blood circulation.

2. Take a bath regularly. In principle, once a week for dogs, it will help clean pores and eliminate odor, make healthy hair grow faster, and metabolize waste hair.

3. Supplement nutrition. During the shedding season, you should pay attention to supplementing nutrients such as lecithin, fish oil, vitamins, etc., which can not only maintain the dog's skin, but also improve the phenomenon of hair loss.

4. Hair care spray. If your dog lives in a dry environment, it may also cause a lot of dandruff. You can spray some oily hair care spray on your pet, which can effectively prevent excessive evaporation of water on the dog's hair.

5. Clean the hair. Clean up pet hair in a timely manner, keep your home as clean as possible, and provide a clean and comfortable living environment for your dog and your family.

6. Change the feed. Some feeds of poor quality cannot meet the nutritional needs of pets and will lead to poor hair health. Another more professional feed can be used instead.

7. Bask in the sun. Being out of the sun for a long time will also cause hair loss, so you need to take your pet to the sun regularly to keep the hair healthy.

Causes of pet hair loss:

1. Seasonal change. Pets will respond to temperature differences caused by seasonal changes through their own adjustments, and usually undergo normal hair shedding to adapt to the temperature.

2. Skin diseases. Pets infected with skin diseases, such as mites, fungi and other parasites, diseases such as folliculitis or eczema caused by bacteria, or a large number of dog lice and fleas, can also cause massive hair loss.

3. Eat too much salt. Eating too much salt, including spicy and irritating foods, can cause hair loss.

4. Too little sunshine time. Sunlight is good for the health of your dog's coat, but lack of sunlight can also cause hair loss.

5. Bad mood. Fear, tension, and anxiety can cause hair loss in dogs. Therefore, owners should interact with their pets frequently to comfort them and eliminate their pets' tension and fear.