My Pet Is Shedding A Lot

What Should I Do?

Shedding is a normal part of life for dogs and cats. However, if your pet is losing more hair than usual, or if you start to see bald patches or excessive fur around the house, it might be time to take a closer look.

Common Causes of Excessive Shedding

• Food Allergies : Especially to grains or artificial additives.
• Nutritional Deficiencies : Lack of protein, omega-3 fatty acids, and vitamin E.
• Skin Parasites or Fungal Infections : Can cause patchy hair loss.
• Over-Bathing : Strips away natural oils, causing dry, flaky skin.
• Stress : Changes in environment, new pets, or loud noises can trigger hair loss.

How to Reduce Shedding and Promote a Healthy Coat

• Switch to a Better Die : Choose grain-free food made with real meat like chicken, salmon, or tuna. These ingredients are rich in essential nutrients that support healthy skin and coat.
• Add Supplements : Omega-3-rich foods or toppers made from real salmon can help nourish the skin and reduce shedding naturally.
• Use Gentle Grooming Products : Avoid harsh shampoos. Use mild, pet-safe formulas and avoid over-bathing (no more than once a week).
• Brush Regularly : Brushing improves circulation and removes loose fur before it ends up all over your home.
• Watch for Warning Signs : If you notice red spots, constant scratching, or bald patches, consult your vet for proper diagnosis and treatment.

Dont let excessive shedding stress you out.

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