What should I do if the Border Collie has bad hair? If the Border Collie has poor hair caused by the loss of nutrients, he should pay attention to the nutritional balance of his daily diet and feed lecithin appropriately; if there are parasites in the Border Collie, he should seek medical treatment in time, and Deworm the Border Collie regularly; if the daily care of the Border Collie is not done properly, comb the Border Collie more often, and use special shower gel to bathe the Border Collie.

First, nutritional deficiencies

Border Collie’s body lacks nutrition, such as protein, vitamins, trace elements, etc. We know that Border Collie’s hair growth requires sufficient protein and other nutrients, so if Border Collie lacks these nutrients, then the hair will naturally not be shiny and elegant. Therefore, we must pay attention to the daily diet of the Border Collie. In addition to obtaining the required nutrients from dog food, we also need to pay attention to the balance of nutrition and feed more foods rich in protein, vitamin E, vitamin D and other foods.

In addition, the border collie's hair can be made more shiny by consuming lecithin. Lecithin is also called lecithin and is known as the "third nutrient" alongside protein and vitamins. Lecithin is the main component of biological cell membranes. , can repair damaged cell membranes, activate body metabolism, and supplement essential amino acids in the body. It can make Border Collie's hair more shiny and help improve Border Collie's skin resistance.

What you need to pay attention to is: feed less food or snacks that are rich in sugar and salt, and grains that are high in starch, such as potatoes, sweet potatoes, noodles, etc. Obese dogs with fat accumulation generally have poor coat quality, so you should pay attention to controlling the Border Collie's diet.

Second, the cause of external parasites

In addition, the reason why the border collie's hair is not shiny may also be due to diseases and parasites. For example, hookworms, roundworms, tapeworms, flea and tick infections, etc. These will cause the Border Collie's coat to lose its luster and look rough and dull. Pay attention to your dog's skin. A clean pink color is good. If it appears red or has eczema, there are possibilities of parasites, skin diseases, allergies, etc. and should be treated in time. When fleas, lice and other parasites are found on the body of a Border Collie, they should be promptly brushed with a fine wire brush or treated with external insecticides. Remember to regularly deworm the Border Collie internally.

Third, improper daily care

Many parents do not buy special shower gel for their Border Collie. Instead, they just use human shower gel, shampoo or detergent to bathe their Border Collie for convenience. This is very bad. Because if you use inappropriate bath products for your pet dog, your dog's hair will also become dull, rough, and dull. Therefore, the Rutaiqu dog shower gel specially designed for pet border collies must be promoted on toiletries.

In addition, you can comb the Border Collie more often on a daily basis. Exposure to the sun will also be good for the fur, absorb more ultraviolet rays, and promote calcium absorption; and exercise regularly to promote the dog's blood circulation and make the dog grow healthy hair. .

After the border collie enters our lives, it becomes our family and friend, soIt is our responsibility to take good care of it. Faced with problems with the Border Collie’s hair, we need to check and respond promptly. Only in this way can we ensure that the Border Collie has shiny and smooth hair.