Teddy hair care should start from a young age

When the dog reaches 6 months old, the owner needs to brush the dog’s hair 1-2 times a week to keep the fur More supple and less messy. Owners need to bathe their dogs every week and blow drying them to help hair grow.

To take care of Teddy’s hair, wear as little clothing as possible

The owner should try to dress Teddy as little as possible. Wearing clothes for a long time can easily cause knots due to friction between clothes and hair. Most knotted areas are usually where clothes are worn, and where the dog's limbs and body meet. If you find that the hair on your Teddy's body has become tangled, remember not to rush to wet the Teddy's hair with water, because the dog's hair will shrink after it gets wet and then dries again. In this case, it will become more difficult for the owner to comb. If it is more serious, it is recommended to ask a pet groomer to open the knot.

Teddy hair care requires regular deworming

In addition to daily cleaning and care, it is also very important for owners to regularly deworm their dogs internally and externally. Insects outside the body attached to the surface of the dog's skin can cause many skin diseases and make the hair dry and dull. The parasites in the body will eat away all the nutrients absorbed by the dog. The parasites will become stronger and stronger, the dog will become thinner and thinner, and the hair will lose its luster.

Pay attention to diet when caring for Teddy hair

Daily care is very important, and diet is also extremely important. Owners should choose a dog food with a healthy formula and balanced nutrition for their dogs. Dog food not only fills the dog's stomach, but also helps enhance the luster of the coat. It is best to choose natural dog food with low salt and high-quality formula. Be sure to control the salt absorption of Teddy, because eating too salty can easily cause the dog's hair to fade and become rough, and can also cause symptoms such as skin diseases.