If the dander on the dog’s coat is relatively small and there is no itching or skin redness, then it is most likely due to dry skin induced by differences in the pH of the pet bath, weather changes, etc. If there is more dander and it is accompanied by pus, itching and redness of the skin, it is mostly caused by parasites or skin diseases. Parasites are mainly mange mites, while skin diseases are mostly triggered by fungi, which can lead to increased dander, so the owner must distinguish and take targeted measures. If your dog has increased dander due to dry skin, then it is recommended that the owner change the dog’s bath products and feed more fatty acid rich foods and increase the feeding of lecithin, such as cooked egg yolk is a very suitable choice. If the dog’s skin disease is caused by parasites or fungus, then the owner must do a thorough job of cleaning the home and the dog’s coat, conduct an in vitro deworming once a month, and try to keep the dog’s living environment dry, which is a good way to eliminate dander.
