The cause of yellowing

The blood is not pure, or it is a genetic problem, which cannot be changed. Generally, yellow and red hair on dogs is caused by long-term contact with water and oxidation of the coat and air. If the dog has this problem on its butt or rear, it may be because the dog has bad urination problems, causing the dog’s coat to always be contaminated with its own urine. If this happens for a long time, the dog’s coat will become Yellowing.

Nutritional balance

Sufficient protein can ensure the quality of dog hair growth, make hair grow faster and stronger, and can also effectively improve hair splitting. Especially for long-haired dogs, sufficient protein will make hair breakage less likely. You can also feed your dog some hair-beautifying and antioxidant foods to keep your dog’s hair white and bright.

Cleaning and Care

1. Let the dog develop a good drinking habit and ensure the dryness of the coat. If it gets wet, help it dry as much as possible.

2. Precautions for bathing and bathing:

1) Be sure to comb your coat before taking a bath.

2) The temperature of the bath water should not be too high or too low. Generally, 35-40℃ is suitable.

3) When flushing, be sure to rinse thoroughly and do not leave shampoo on it, as this will irritate the skin and cause skin inflammation.

4) Bathing should be done in the afternoon or noon, and do not take a bath when the air humidity is high or on rainy days. Since a lot of oil on the coat will be removed after bathing, it is important not to dry the dog in the sun after bathing.

5) Don’t bathe too frequently.

6) The best time to take care of their hair is when they have just come out of the bath. It is best to use a hair dryer to straighten the hair.

Daily activities

At the same time, the dog should sunbathe more and absorb more ultraviolet rays. Appropriate amount of ultraviolet rays can kill harmful bacteria, and exercise regularly to promote the dog's blood circulation and make the dog grow healthy hair.