The molting of a pet brings a lot of trouble to its owners. If molting is a seasonal phenomenon, then it will soon disappear. However, the animal can lose hair for other reasons. How can you help your pet get rid of an unpleasant phenomenon?
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Instructions
Step 1
First of all, keep in mind that if you suspect unreasonable molting, the animal should immediately be shown to the veterinarian. After all, molting can be a harbinger of very serious diseases. Likewise, consult your veterinarian before using medications that supposedly stop shedding. The advice of other animal lovers is not yet a reason to experiment with your own pet.
Step 2
Take a closer look at exactly when your pet begins to shed heavily. If in spring and autumn molting is a natural process for most animals, then active hair loss in winter and summer should alert the owner.
Step 3
Molting may indicate the presence of skin diseases. If the animal's fur begins to fall out in shreds, and the pet itself itches and licks its lips, then it is necessary to immediately consult a veterinary clinic doctor.
Step 4
If diseases are excluded, then the animal has an ordinary seasonal molt. To help your pet cope with hair loss as quickly as possible, brush it out with a special brush as often as possible. With this method, dead hair will fall out faster, while the animal will not be able to swallow it.
Step 5
Wash your pet more often during molting using special dry shampoos.
Step 6
Try to walk the animal as often as possible. After all, molting can be provoked by the constant stay of the animal in the apartment, where the radiators are working and the batteries are actively heating. Walking even in very cold air will stimulate coat growth.
Step 7
Do not forget about the principles of rational nutrition - feed the animal with healthy and fresh food, while not forgetting to add vitamins and other useful substances to the daily diet. Your veterinarian will advise you on the appropriate nutritional supplements and vitamins for your pet.
