Frequent bathing of Teddy dogs will destroy the protective film of Teddy dogs' skin and damage the health of Teddy dogs' skin and hair. It is recommended to bathe Teddy dogs once every two weeks in summer, and it is best to bathe Teddy dogs once a month in winter. once. The shower gel used to bathe a Teddy dog is very particular. It is best not to use human shower gel to bathe the Teddy dog, otherwise it will damage the Teddy dog's hair and cause the Teddy dog to shed or lose hair. It is recommended to give the Teddy dog a shower gel. For Teddy dogs, some efficient Teddy dog-specific shower gels and dog shampoos can also play a role in beautifying their coat.
When the Teddy is losing hair, it is best for the owner to give the Teddy a little lecithin. Lecithin, also known as lecithin, is known as the "third nutrient" alongside protein and vitamins. However, few people really understand lecithin. Lecithin is the main component of biological cell membranes. Adequate intake of lecithin can help repair damaged cell membranes, enhance cell skills, activate body metabolism, avoid premature aging of the body, and supplement essential fatty acids in the body, effectively improving skin allergies and itching. , making hair naturally thick and shiny. Moreover, lecithin tastes very fragrant and helps to increase the appetite of Teddy dogs.
When the Teddy’s ears are losing hair, the owner should pay attention to see if there are any rashes, dander, eczema, etc. on the ears of the Teddy. It may be bitten by lice, ticks and other parasites. Hair loss only occurs when Teddy dogs suffer from skin diseases. It is recommended that owners deworm their Teddy dogs every two weeks and do not let Teddy dogs run into the grass to play. If the Teddy dogs have ringworm , it is recommended that the owner shave first and then take a medicated bath to completely eliminate the fungus, which will make the Teddy dog recover faster.
