Why does the guest dog’s nose fade?

Due to weather conditions, the nose and complexion may become lighter in the winter, but darker in the summer. Disease reasons, such as trauma to the dog's nose and some autoimmune diseases (such as pemphigus, discoid lupus, etc.), can also cause the dog's nose to discolor. As you age, your nose may fade.

What to do if the guest dog’s nose fades

If you want to keep your guests’ noses and complexions normal, they usually have to pay attention to their diet. When it comes to diet, we must talk about dog food. The reason why we don’t recommend feeding dogs the food that we humans eat is because the food that many people eat not only does not help the health of dogs, but may also cause inevitable side effects. Therefore, when the color of the dog's nose changes, some consideration must be made as to whether the normal feeding is reasonable. Even if you choose some dog food with low salt content, dogs that eat too much salt are prone to hair loss and tear stains.
For dogs with severe fading or skin diseases, vitamin B and vitamin C are supplemented. Vitamin B can enhance melanin accumulation, and vitamin C can help group B absorb it. This will prevent your dog’s nose from fading seriously.

Things to note when raising guest dogs

1. Puppies have small stomachs, so they have to accept the principle of eating small meals often. In the early stages of weaning, babies should be fed more than four times a day. At about six months, feeding should be maintained three times a day. As I got older, I gradually dropped to feeding twice a day. The optimal amount should be controlled when feeding every time, and the puppy should not be allowed to eat too much.
   
2. Try not to feed the puppy food that is eaten by humans. The puppy’s requirements for food are very simple, and it will swallow all the food without rejecting anyone who comes. After a puppy gets used to eating some items that people eat, it will become dependent on the items that people eat and become picky about food. Because the nutrients in the food eaten by humans are not consistent with the nutritional needs of puppies, it will eventually cause imbalances in the puppy's nutritional absorption and affect the puppy's development. Moreover, most of the food that people eat is full of oil and salt, which is very bad for the health of puppies.
   

3. Puppies are different from adult dogs. When the newly purchased puppies arrive home, the feed during the first period of the new year must be carefully arranged. In terms of nutrition, animal protein, calcium, vitamin D and other nutrients are very important, because it generally takes a long time to grow from six months to one year old.Puppies require twice as much calories as adult dogs. Therefore, during the growth of puppies, it is best to match suitable nutritional feed, or simply purchase dog feed with balanced nutritional design produced by the manufacturer, so that dog owners do not have to worry about matching the feed.
   

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