What to do if corgi loses hair seriously

Corgi, with his round buttocks, short limbs and lively and lovely appearance, is like the sweetest candy in life, bringing us endless joy. However, when the family was "occupied" by corgi's hair, their hair was everywhere on the sofa, floor and clothes, which made the owners helpless and distressed. Corgi's hair loss is serious, which not only affects the home environment, but also indicates some physical problems. So, what should we do in the face of corgi's serious hair loss? This requires us to have a deep understanding of the causes of corgi's hair loss, and rely on professional knowledge and love to "protect" corgi's hair health.

As a dog breed with double coat, corgi's hair loss is a normal physiological phenomenon. Their outer coarse fur and inner fuzz will shed a large amount during seasonal changes to adapt to temperature fluctuations. Especially in the spring and autumn, corgi's hair loss will be particularly obvious, like a "hair rain". This is an instinct bestowed upon them by nature, helping them regulate their body temperature and better adapt to their environment. But in addition to the normal seasonal hair loss, there are many other factors that can lead to corgi's serious hair loss.

Diet plays a key role in corgi's hair health. If corgi's diet is unbalanced and lacks the necessary nutrients, it may cause hair loss. For example, insufficient protein intake can affect the normal growth and repair of hair, making it fragile and prone to breakage, resulting in a large amount of hair loss. Fat is also an important nutrient for maintaining hair health, and moderate amounts of fat can provide shine and softness to hair. When corgi is short of fat, his hair will become dry and coarse, and the hair loss will be aggravated. In addition, deficiencies in vitamins and minerals can also have adverse effects on hair. Vitamin B family helps maintain the health of the skin and hair, and deficiency may lead to skin inflammation, which in turn can cause hair loss; Zinc, iron and other minerals are also important for hair growth and repair. Without these minerals, corgi's hair will lose luster and become sparse. Skin health problems are also a common cause of corgi's serious hair loss. Skin diseases, such as fungal infections, bacterial infections, mite infections, etc., can damage the normal structure and function of the skin, affecting hair growth and attachment.

In order to deal with the serious problem of corgi's hair loss, we should first start with daily care. Regularly combing hair is an essential step. Choose a comb suitable for corgi's hair, such as needle comb or row comb, and comb their hair every day. When combing, gently combing along the direction of hair growth can not only remove hair that has already fallen off but is still attached to the body, prevent it from further scattering at home, but also promote skin blood circulation, which is beneficial for the growth of new hair. In the process of combing, we can also find out whether corgi's skin is abnormal, such as lumps, erythema, dander, etc., so as to deal with it as soon as possible.

Reasonably adjusting one's diet is also crucial. Provide corgi with high-quality dog food with balanced nutrition, and ensure that he or she consumes enough protein, fat, vitamins and minerals. You can choose dog food specifically designed for hair beauty, which usually contains ingredients that contribute to hair health, such as deep-sea fish oil, rich in Omega-3 fatty acids, which can improve hair quality and reduce hair loss. At the same time, appropriately feed corgi some nutritious foods, such as egg yolk, in which lecithin has nourishing effect on hair; Carrots are also rich in vitamin A, which is beneficial for skin and hair health. However, it should be noted that food should be added in an appropriate amount to avoid obesity caused by overeating.

It is very important to pay attention to corgi's skin health. Keep corgi's living environment clean and sanitary, regularly clean dog kennels, toys, etc., to reduce the breeding opportunities of bacteria, fungi and mites. When bathing corgi, choose a mild bath gel suitable for dog skin, and avoid using human bath products, because its pH may not be suitable for dog skin, which may easily damage the skin barrier, leading to skin problems and hair loss. The frequency of showering should not be too high, usually once every 1-2 weeks in summer and once every 2-3 weeks in winter. Overshowering can make the skin dry and worsen hair loss. If you find corgi has skin problems, such as itching, erythema, hair loss, etc., you should take him to the vet in time. Veterinarians will determine the cause of the disease through methods such as skin scraping and fungal culture, and provide appropriate treatment, such as using antifungal, antibacterial, or anti mite drugs.

Seeing corgi's hair flying around the house, we were troubled, but more distressed by the health problems corgi might face. Every shedding hair touches our hearts. Through our careful care, scientific diet adjustment and attention to skin health, we will certainly be able to improve corgi's serious hair loss. Let corgi have healthy and beautiful hair again, and run happily around us again with that lovely look, to accompany us through another good time. Because corgi is not only our pet, but also the warmest and most precious family in life. It is worth caring for every hair and protecting their health.