For a cotton -soft coat

Dogs are wonderful, loving pets who deserve attention and care. A dog's hair requires regular care to prevent tangling and parasites. In this article we will give you some tips for taking care of your dog's hair.

1. Regular brushing

Dogs need to be brushed regularly to remove loose hair, dirt and tangles. Long hairs require daily brushing, while short hairs can be brushed once or twice a week. Use a brush appropriate for the length and texture of your little one's coat.

2. Periodic bath

Dogs need periodic baths to keep their coats clean and healthy. The frequency of bathing depends on your dog's breed and lifestyle. Active dogs or those who spend a lot of time outdoors will need more baths than lazy dogs. Use a natural shampoo specifically designed for dogs and rinse well to avoid skin irritation.

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However, don't be excessive about the frequency of washing your furry friend. In fact, showering your dog excessively or even daily will have the opposite effect and you risk ending up with a dog with irritated skin.

3. Healthy eating

A healthy, balanced diet goes a long way in maintaining the health of your dog's coat. Foods rich in omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids can help maintain a shiny, healthy coat.

How to make the right choice of kibble/treats

4. Natural antiparasitics

Parasites such as fleas and ticks can cause coat problems in dogs. So use a parasite preventative treatment to protect your dog against infestations.

Here is the natural antiparasitic that we recommend

5. Dietary supplement with brewer's yeast

Brewer's yeast contains B vitamins and amino acids that are important for the growth and health of your dog's hair. Consumption of brewer's yeast helps maintain a shiny and healthy coat by stimulating hair growth and reducing skin problems.

Additionally, Brewer's yeast contains amino acids that can help reduce your dog's body odor. Regular consumption of brewer's yeast can help reduce unpleasant odors associated with dogs, particularly skin and ear odors.

Here is the brewer's yeast for dogs that we recommend

6. Coconut oil

Coconut oil is rich in essential fatty acids, which can help moisturize your dog's skin. Hydrated skin is less prone to itching, irritation and skin infections. You can apply coconut oil directly to your dog's skin

Coconut oil has natural antimicrobial and antifungal properties, making it a great choice for preventing skin infections in dogs. By applying coconut oil to sensitive areas you can help maintain healthy skin.

The mistake not to make

Do not clip a dog with long hair! These are in fact useful for regulating body temperature. In winter, its coat acts like a coat and in summer, it cools it.

For the hairs to play their role correctly, it is necessary to maintain them. To do this, brush your dog daily, making sure to air out his hair. If you don't do this, knots and patches of hair will form.