Parents who raise Alaska should be scratched from time to time when they see dogs. Sometimes because of the severe scratching, they may still grabbing blood on their bodies, so that parents are particularly distressed. So what is going on?
What should I do if Alaska's skin is itchy and always scratching?
Because Alaska's hair is relatively long, it is easier to breed bacteria in itself, and the epidermal layer of Alaska's skin is only 3 to 5 layers, which is much thinner than human epidermal layer. Therefore Skin disease. Clinically, common skin diseases can be divided into 16 types. Common skin diseases include parasitic skin diseases, pus dermatosis, skin fungal disease, skin allergic dermatitis, immune defect skin disease, nutritional skin diseases, etc.
What should I do if Alaska's skin is itchy and always scratching?
To eliminate the pathogen that causes skin diseases, we need to clean the dog body. Except for lice and fleas, because Alaska is about 30-50%of skin diseases because lice and fleas bite the skin, causing itching and inflammation and then infection. Mites and fungi cause cause. The majority of skin diseases. Mite removal is mainly engaged in environmental hygiene. To prevent fungi, keep the dog's body clean and dry, and blow dry Alaska's body hair in time after bathing. Maintain comprehensive nutrition, do not eat meat, reasonable nutrition, keep skin smooth and brighter, and avoid the violations of parasites. Nutrition includes fatty acids, vitamins, minerals, etc., strengthen nursing, use pets with pets for bathing, preferably anti -parasitic function, washing should not be too diligent. In addition, many Alaska skin care products can also effectively prevent skin diseases.
What should I do if Alaska's skin is itchy and always scratching?
Not only skin diseases, Alaska's skin condition can also cause itching of the skin, such as dry skin, or without dry hair, which will make Alaska feel uncomfortable.