Teddy Dog (Detailed Introduction)

　　Teddy owners like to keep their dogs neat and fresh, but what if one day when you part your Teddy's fur and find a lot of dandruff? Wouldn't you be shocked? Some may bathe the dog frequently, but find the dandruff increasing, thinking the dog has a skin disease. Below, the editor will share some tips to solve the dandruff problem.

　　1. Give your Teddy dog a proper and correct bath. What does this mean? First, the point to face is that dogs do not need to be bathed too frequently. Bathing too often damages the oily protective layer on the dog's skin and coat, causing more dandruff. So basically keep the frequency to once every half month in summer and once a month in winter. There are several important points for a good bath: keep the water temperature consistent, use warm water neither too cold nor too hot. Use a special dog shampoo, let the foam stay on the dog for a few minutes to allow the medicinal ingredients to fully take effect. Do not use human anti-dandruff shampoo or bathing liquids with anti-lice components, as they will dry out the dog's skin more. After bathing, dry the dog as soon as possible.

　　2. Start with food. Maybe the dog food is not nutritious enough; switch to professional dog food. Or add an appropriate amount of pet-specific fish oil to the food to help restore normal metabolic function of the skin. Just add half a spoon or a teaspoon of fish oil daily. Do not add too much, or it may cause digestive issues or diarrhea in the dog.

　　3. If the dog's living environment is dry, you can also buy some hair care shampoos, sprays, hair conditioners, etc. from Boqii online store to protect the moisture in the dog's fur. Using baby skin moisturizers can also help moisturize the dog's skin.