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A shiny coat gives our pets beauty, protection, and loads of “cuddle appeal” which is why we quickly notice when something is amiss. Hair loss and bad odors are always a sign of a health problem. The number one cause of itching, allergies, and hair loss in both dogs and cats is an allergy to flea saliva, while bad odors have numerous causes. It’s always important to find the underlying cause to ensure you’re providing the right treatment. Shampoos for cats and dogs will help them look and smell great, but make sure you’re using a shampoo specially formulated for pet skin.
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Pet odors: The ears, mouth, anal area, vulva, and skin
Removing skunk odor
Hair loss on your pet
Choosing the right shampoo for your pet
Flea allergy dermatitis (Hot Spots)
Dog coats & shedding
Breeds, shedding & grooming
List of hair loss medications and supplements |
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The articles here were answered by a variety of pharmacists and veterinarians
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Skin & Coat Facts:
Malodor from the ears, mouth, anal area, vulva, or skin is a sign of a health problem.
Skunk odor can be transferred from your pet to your furniture, rugs, and clothes.
Hormones that control hair growth are influenced by sunlight and temperature, which is why many pets have major growing and shedding cycles each spring and fall.
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