Husky (definite introduction)

Dogs can also suffer from hair balls like cats. Although they do not take care of themselves like cats, dogs who lose hair during the shedding period will inevitably eat them. When the hair is concentrated to a certain extent, dogs will also spit out hair balls, but this situation is relatively rare, and it will occur in dogs with a lot of hair that is prone to hair loss.
If your dog vomits hair balls, you can do this:
1. Comb the hair frequently: No need to introduce it, especially during the shedding period, the owner can help the dog comb out a lot of hair. Dead hair and floating hair reduce the dog's metabolism and help shed hair.
2. Eat an appropriate amount of hair-reducing cream: Hair-reducing cream is not beneficial to cats. If there are multiple dogs at home or a family with mixed cats and dogs, eating an appropriate amount of hair-reducing cream for the dog can be effective. Prevent hairball disease in dogs.
3. Keep the environment clean and hygienic: Places at home where hair is likely to stick should be cleaned frequently. Although dogs do not know how to take care of themselves, many dogs will lick around, and the fallen hair is very easy to pass through. Roads are eaten by dogs.

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