What should I do if my Labrador retriever's coat turns white? Labrador retrievers usually eat too much food that is heavy in oil and salt, which will turn their coat white, so they should pay attention to a light diet; malnutrition can also cause Labrador retriever's coat to turn white. Feed some nutritious food appropriately; take good care of your Labrador's hair and use pet-specific bath liquid when bathing.

　1. Adjust your diet

I usually feed Labrador retrievers unreasonably and often feed them leftover food from humans. Little do they know that human food is too salty and greasy for Labrador retrievers, and the dog’s body cannot digest it. Too much salt will damage and turn the original black and shiny hair white, and will also cause abnormal hair loss in Labradors. There are also some highly irritating foods, such as peppers, onions, ginger, garlic, etc. It is also best not to let dogs eat them.

　2. Nutritional supplement

The growth of Labrador’s hair requires the supply of many kinds of nutrients. If the pet parents do not give Labrador enough nutrients, Labrador will have hair problems; especially for a long time. If you feed a Labrador a single dog food, the Labrador will be more likely to suffer from malnutrition and poor coat color. Therefore, pet parents can give Labrador some lecithin powder, and they can also make some homemade nutritious food for Labrador, such as fish, seaweed and other protein-rich foods for Labrador to eat.

3. Choose the right bath products

When bathing your Labrador, you use human shower gel or poor quality shower gel. This kind of shower gel has a great irritating effect on the Labrador's skin, making the hair dull. , roughness, severe hair loss and dandruff. Also bathing too frequently is not advisable. It is recommended to use dog shampoo specially designed for dogs to bathe your dog.