There are always joys and sorrows in these days of raising a Husky, especially when the Husky is one year old and still sheds frequently. Is it because the Husky is shedding? If pet owners want to properly solve the problem of Huskies losing a lot of hair, they should look carefully. The reason is clear. Only with specific plans can we better deal with the problem of hair loss.

1. Unreasonable bathing

When pet owners give their Huskies a bath at home, some pet owners who are inexperienced or just for the sake of convenience will directly use human shower gel, shampoo or soap to bathe their Huskies. If the Husky uses human bath products for a long time, it will destroy the health of the Husky's skin and wash away the oil on the surface of the Husky's skin. Because human bath products are alkaline and Huskies' skin is neutral, the two cannot neutralize each other. It is recommended that pet owners use dog-specific shampoo when bathing Huskies.

2. Dogs are undernourished

If the pet owner usually only feeds the Husky dog ​​food without the intake of other nutrients, the Husky will become nutritionally deficient over time, especially if the nutrition of the hair is not met, the Husky's hair will easily become prone to breakage and breakage. fall off. It is recommended that pet owners pay attention to the Husky's reasonable diet, replenish the nutrition of the Husky's hair in a timely manner, do not give it human food, especially things that are too salty, and then give the Husky some lecithin powder.

3. Dogs have skin diseases

Under normal circumstances, Huskies must be dewormed every two weeks. If the pet owner fails to deworm the Husky in time, it is likely to be infected with parasites, such as ticks or lice. Huskies may also suffer from eczema, skin rashes, etc. They will constantly scratch and bite because of the unbearable itching, causing hair loss in Huskies. Pet owners should check to see if there are parasites or ringworm in the hairless area. If there is ringworm, it is recommended that the pet owner shave the Husky first and then take a medicated bath or evenly spray it with pet care spray. affected area.