When do Chow Chows change their hair? Puppy Chows will change their fetal hair 3-5 months after birth, and owners need to pay attention to keeping warm; adult Chows will also change their hair every spring from March to May and autumn from September to November. The owner should comb the Chow Chow's hair every day and provide the dog with sufficient nutrition to promote hair growth.

The earliest moulting period for Chow Chows is from 3 months to 5 months after birth. During the moulting period, the originally fluffy and soft hair will become sparse and uneven, so the little Chows at this time need more care from their owners. For thoughtful care. It is best for the owner to groom the Chow Chow twice a day and provide appropriate nutrition to the Chow Chow.

Adult Chow Chows will also shed their hair every spring, summer, autumn and winter. This is due to the influence of the climate. In spring, Chow Chows will shed their thick winter hair and grow sparser hair to welcome the hot summer. In autumn, the sparse summer hair will fall off and thick hair will grow to resist the cold winter. The molting period in adulthood will be shorter than the molting period of lanugo, usually lasting more than a month.

During the Chow Chow’s moulting period, owners should provide their dogs with adequate nutrition. They can feed their dogs some hair-beautifying nutrients, such as seaweed powder, lecithin powder, etc. In addition to paying attention to nutritional supplements, you should also comb the Chow Chow's hair every day, preferably two or three times a day to avoid tangled hair.