When does a Shiba Inu shed its hair? Generally, a Shiba Inu begins to moult when it is 3 months old, and this stage lasts for 3-6 months. An adult Shiba Inu moults twice a year, in spring and autumn, which lasts about a month. Two months; during the moulting period, the Shiba Inu should be combed every day to avoid tangled hair.

Generally, Shiba Inu will undergo a period of lanugo moulting when the Shiba Inu is three months old. The lanugo moulting phase is relatively long and usually lasts for 3-6 months until the Shiba Inu is 8 or 9 months old. The lanugo has just been replaced. The change of lanugo is a relatively long period of hair loss. It only happens once in a Shiba Inu's life, so owners don't have to worry too much.

The adult Shiba Inu will undergo two hair changes a year, namely around March to May in spring and September to November in autumn. This seasonal hair change time is much shorter than the time for lanugo hair change, about one or two months. It can be completed in a month. In spring, the Shiba Inu will shed its dense hair and grow sparse summer hair to welcome the hot summer; in autumn, the Shiba Inu will shed its sparse summer hair and grow thick winter hair to adapt to the cold winter.

During the shedding period, it is best to comb the hair of the Shiba Inu once or twice a day. In addition to combing, you should also pay attention to supplementing calcium, protein and vitamins in the diet. The food should be light and easy to digest, which will be beneficial to the hair growth of the Shiba Inu. There are benefits to comparison.