Hair loss in Bichon Frize refers to the pathological loss of local or systemic hair, which is often accompanied by other symptoms.

Hair loss will not only affect the majesty and beauty of the Bichon Frize, but may also spread diseases to the owner. The symptoms of alopecia are obvious. The key is to correctly identify the cause, treat the primary disease, and treat the symptoms simultaneously. Scabies can be treated with ivermectin, trichlorfon, waste diesel oil or realgar powder.

The living environment of Bichon Frize dogs should be kept dry, disinfected regularly, and pathogenic microorganisms should be killed.

In addition, the Bichon Frize’s nutrition should be comprehensively strengthened to provide sufficient protein, vitamins and trace elements to improve the Bichon Frize’s resistance.

The impact of alopecia in pet dogs is great, and these owners already know it. Therefore, owners must know the cause of alopecia before planning to treat it. As the saying goes, treatment is best when it's symptomatic. Once the cause of the disease is found, owners can treat alopecia scientifically. I believe that if owners treat the disease in Bichon Frize in time, they will recover quickly, so owners must not ignore this disease.