Relieve your dog’s dry, itchy skin naturally

Dear Dog Lover,

It’s fall and time for your dog to get its winter coat. If your dog is like mine, it looks at least double the size in the winter with all that extra fur and undercoat. In fact, our dog’s winter nickname is “Poof” because she looks like a powder puff or poof with a nose!

Did you know that a dog’s hair follicle can have 3-5 hairs coming from it - unlike a person’s hair follicle which only has one? Each of those hairs can be a different length and type. In the summer, that follicle may only have 2-3 hairs, but in the winter it will have 5 hairs of differing lengths and types. When these hair follicles are close together, the dog’s coat can become so thick you cannot see its skin.

While your dog is getting its winter coat, there are some things you need to do to assure that he or she gets the best coat ever without the itching or matting.

Comb or brush your dog at least twice a week. Your dog is losing a summer coat as it gets a winter coat. If that summer coat is not kept brushed out, there will be mats and tangles which will cause skin irritation and hamper the growth of the new coat.

Make sure your dog gets good nutrition, especially omega-3 fatty acids. To maintain a healthy coat, your dog needs a variety of nutrients. One of the most important of these is omega-3 fatty acids to maintain healthy skin and a shiny outer coat.

Give your dog plenty of outdoor time. This does not mean letting your dog out and leaving him or her alone outdoors for hours at a time. However, your dog needs to go out often and stay at least 15-30 minutes in order to get a good coat in response to the changes in the weather.

Give your dog plenty of exercise. This can be indoors or outdoors, but outdoor exercise like walks and playing fetch accomplishes being outdoors at the same time the dog gets exercise. Exercise helps your dog better use the nutrition he gets and stimulates all parts of his system. A healthy cardiovascular system stimulates the skin and delivers oxygen and nutrients to the skin and coat.

We normally think of hot spots and skin irritations as occurring in the spring and summer, but they can happen in the fall and winter as well. If you are brushing your dog frequently, you will be able to see these problems when they first start. Then you can act quickly to arrest their further development.

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Biting till he bleeds

Hot Spots

Relentless Scratching

Loss of fur

If your dog has any of these signs of skin problems — or all of them — then you know that his in misery! Of course you know his skin is irritating him. But you still haven’t found any safe medications to help solve his very aggravating.

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Nancy Richards
President
Dog Training Institute