Five causes of skin diseases in Lhasa Apso, the last one is too innocent!

Skin disease is a common disease in Lhasa Apso, generally skin disease will cause the dog to lose hair, once the Lhasa Apso has a skin disease, then not only will affect its health, but also affect its overall beauty, only to know the causes of the Lhasa Apso skin disease, we can prevent early, then the causes of the Lhasa Apso skin disease are what are they? Let’s take a look at it. One, infection parasites: we usually take the dog out for a walk, it is inevitable that there will be contact with other breeds, or it runs around into the grass, these places will have a lot of fleas, lice and other parasites, and Lhasa Apso’s hair is long, very easy to let fleas, lice and other parasites hidden in its hair, thus causing skin disease. Bacterial and fungal infections: If a Lhasa Apso is infected with bacteria or fungi, it will cause its skin to become inflamed, and the skin will appear red and swollen as well as pus spots. Third, skin moisture: If Lhasa lives in a relatively humid space, then it will directly affect its skin moisture, which can cause eczema and other skin diseases, so the Lhasa Apso’s living space must be a dry and tidy place. Four, lack of nutrition: in the diet if only give Lhasa Apso eat meat, then it will cause nutritional imbalance, resulting in lack of nutrition, which is also a major cause of skin disease, so Lhasa Apso diet must ensure balanced nutrition, can not only give it to eat a single food, usually eat meat with a little vegetable and fruit, the best is to give it to eat professional dog food. Five, frequent bathing: If frequent bathing to the Lhasa Apso, not only will destroy the Lhasa Apso’s own skin layer of protective film, so that its resistance is reduced, causing skin diseases, and this is also very troublesome for the Lhasa Apso, very innocent, so frequent bathing to the Lhasa Apso, can also cause skin diseases. These are the five major causes of skin diseases in Lhasa Apso, and I hope that you will pay more attention to the prevention in advance when raising Lhasa Apso.