Hair Fall / Loss

Shedding is a natural loss of hair in dogs that allows the new coat to come in. All dogs shed, some more then others. Some breeds have a seasonal shedding season in the spring, as their winter coats are lost. But if your dog is an indoor dog it may not be outside enough for the dog's body to register the change of season, so he may shed all year round.

Grooming is the key here. Keeping in mind that the hair is going to fall out either way and it is best to remove it yourself and throw it in the trash. Brushing your dog once a day will greatly reduce the unwanted hair all over your clothes, carpet and furniture, especially during shedding season. In case of bald spots or too much noticeable hair loss, consider a visit to the vet

Bathing

Bathing is considered to be a stress for dogs. So, we recommend weekly bathing in summers and fortnightly bathing in winters. Brushing should be done regularly. The correct method of brushing is very important. Use of a double sided brush, with a hard side and soft side, the hard side should go against the direction of hair growth and the soft side in the direction of the hair growth. DIET The diet should be enriched with coat care supplements containing Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids.

Diet

The diet should be enriched with coat care supplements containing Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids.