How do you stop a dog moulting all year round??

Quote from: SG6 on November 01, 2012, 22:41

Sorry Min but I read this just after the first post and always wanted to say:
Have you considered the spray adhesive they use for floor tiles. 

I think this is cruel and you should be ashamed !


( i thought VEET)   

 

Her coat is lovely and healthy/shiny...it just falls out constantly 

I have the same problem with a white cat.  And yes, the first thing I do as I walk through the door from work is get changed.  I even have a wash load that is described as 'the hairy and muddy cools' for evening and weekend clothes!

try chappie. my sister's shepherd moults a lot but since changing over to dry chappie and a bath every 4 months at the groomer has made a huge difference. the vet agrees that heavy moulting is diet related and this is easier to digest.

their wet food isn't' great so we use other brands for that but he only gets half a tin and half  a cup of dry each meal time anyway. as it's a complete food you don't need the wet. ours just prefer it that way.

hope that helps.

It may be worth trying diet changes to see if this helps, we have moved our dogs onto RAW recently and they have much healthier coats and done smell as 'doggie'

The other thing is as suggested plenty of grooming (done out doors) especially if there is a lot of 'dry' dead hair visible, it can be worth a weekly 20 min 'dehairing' if it reduces the in-house hair.

We always groom our dogs outside, and in spring the local bird population loves the hair for their nests!