What to do if the Bichon Frize has a black nose

1. Pay attention to nutritional supplements
   Abundant high-quality protein, B vitamins (comprehensive vitamins), beta carotene (seaweed powder) and lecithin (necessary for cell metabolism), as well as the animal pigment astaxanthin can help restore the color of the nose.
   
2. Ample outdoor communication
   Wear your dog outside to exercise and bask in the sun. Excessive ultraviolet rays will slow down the discoloration of the nose
   
3. Replace all Bichon Frize supplies with ceramic or stainless steel ones
   Plastic products can cause Bichon Frize allergies and cause discoloration of the nose. Replacing them will help prevent Bichon Frize nose discoloration
   
4. Pay attention to sun protection
   If the bear's nose is severely discolored due to frailty and other reasons, then the dog should pay attention to sun protection when wearing a dog for long-term outdoor activities, such as finding a cool place to walk, etc.
   
5. Body shape and coat color determine nose and complexion
   Large dogs require more nutrients and consume more than small dogs, so the problem of nose discoloration is more common.
   Compared with dogs with other colors, white dogs synthesize less melanin and store it less, and their noses will fade more. Small dogs can spend money on supplements, while large dogs will cost more.
   

6. Genetic issues
   Some Bichon bears have less melanin, which is not reflected in the color of their nose, eye circles and pupils. This is a genetic problem and there is no way to change it.

   
   The reason why Bichon Frize has no black nose

   The lack of black nose in Bichon Frize may be caused by genes. This kind of nose will never become completely black in a long time. Some of them are caused by acquired fading, and you might as well take some measures to make up for it. Reasons for psychological fading of Bichons: temperature, season, ultraviolet intensity, nutrition, age (too old or too young), estrus, genes. Causes of pathological discoloration of Bichon Frize: Contact rhinitis, vitiligo, trauma, etc. caused by plastic products.
   

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