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why does her fur look like this
Any ideas on this fur loss?
The fur above the eye is falling off
What should be the best flea shampoo and fur shampoo for german shepherd double coated??
Hi, how can I help my cat have a more fluffy, furry body? I mean what are the ways for having a beautiful coat ?
Fluffy recently started to sleep in hay again, but when she sleeps she sheds so much fur like too much
She has black dots, which I believe to be flea waste, but I'm not sure what it is since I've given her a bath with little to no difference in their presence. She scratches and bites these areas nearly incessantly, she is also lacking a multitude of hair for her breed, particularly where these black spot patches appear. The biggest lack of fur is on her rear, where there's very little buttfluff. The rest is just a general lack of fur all across her body, petting her is like rubbing a hairbrush.
How do I treat a cat who is constantly grooming itself & making herself bleed & pulling out her fur?
My 7 year old boxador has areas of fur on his upper hind legs/lower back that look like the fur is separate from the rest. Kind of like when a feather is coming out of a feather pillow or jacket except that it is still attached. I don't know how else to describe it and can't find a picture of it on-line.
We just adopted a long haired cat and she isn't enjoying grooming at all. I've tried the furminator and deshedding gloves. Do you have any tips for making it more enjoyable for her please?
What product could i use to get rid fur under my 6 month old husky paws ?
red mess biting paws itchy looking coat