After everyone raises a dog, they will find that when the dog is young, its coat color and hair quality are very good. Why does the fur become dry and less smooth as the dog ages? If a dog's fur is poor, even a relatively young dog looks like an elderly dog, without any vitality. So how should we adjust the dog's condition?

What to Do If Your Dog's Fur Is Dry and Coat Color Is Poor?

To make a dog's fur dense and glossy, it is necessary to master the correct grooming methods. Some people let their dogs drink a small amount of vinegar, some smear egg whites on the dog's fur, but these methods are very bad for dogs. For example, smearing egg whites on the fur of Yorkshire or Maltese dogs will cause the hair to split and break once dried, damaging the hair quality and roots, making the coat duller. It can sometimes also cause dermatitis or skin diseases. Therefore, I do not recommend these folk methods, as they are not beneficial for hair growth and may harm the dog. If you want to improve your dog's coat, I suggest using lecithin.

What to Do If Your Dog's Fur Is Dry and Coat Color Is Poor?

Lecithin contains inositol phospholipids, and inositol is a basic substance for hair growth that promotes healthy hair growth and prevents hair loss. Overall, feeding dogs lecithin can supplement the nutritional substances in the fur, meeting the hair’s intrinsic growth needs, thereby restoring the fur’s natural characteristics: shine, smoothness, and vibrant color.

What to Do If Your Dog's Fur Is Dry and Coat Color Is Poor?

You can also feed your dog boiled egg yolks along with lecithin; you can mix the yolk with dog food or feed it separately. This is also very practical for hair care.