What factors affect dog skin health?

Although the skin problems are not particularly serious, they rarely threaten the dog’s life. But skin problems are definitely one of the most troublesome and most annoying common problems for owners. Some breeds of dogs are born with skin resistance that is not very good, so it is easy to develop allergies or skin diseases. For skin diseases, we advocate prevention more, because this problem is really time-consuming and laborious to treat, and the problems that need to be paid attention to are quite many, once you do not pay attention, relapse is a frequent occurrence.

Factors affecting skin health:

1. Environment:

The dog’s skin problems are mainly parasitic and fungal infections, if the dog’s living environment is too dirty, or directly scattered, the dog lies in the grass for a long time. This is very easy to make the dog infected with parasites, if the living environment is too humid, it will also lead to fungal infections in the dog, resulting in itching and hair removal and other related problems.

1. Articles of daily use

Some owners have the habit of letting their dogs sleep on MATS, but rarely clean them. Over time, parasites can develop inside the mat and affect the dog. We will find that the dog’s belly will appear a red knot, which may be caused by this reason.

1. Nurse

It is very important to help your dog clean up regularly. If you do not clean up for your dog for a long time, the bacteria remaining on your dog’s coat and skin will become more and more. It will not only affect the dog’s skin, but also have a great harm to the dog’s health

1. Diet

Diet should not be too salty, of course, can not have a little salt, the right amount of salt intake for the dog’s health is still good. Excessive intake can affect the health of your dog’s skin, which can cause problems such as hair removal.

Usually pay attention to what problems :

Grooming your dog regularly improves blood circulation to the skin, removing dirt and improving skin health. Feed accurately and do regular deworming for your dog. Be sure to blow dry after each bath, and choose the right bath products to avoid destroying the acid-base balance of your dog’s skin.