Alopecia in dogs, Solutions for Bulldogs with fur loss, Canine bald spots healing,

Alopecia in Bulldogs, 

Canine fur loss? Alopecia in Dogs

May 28, 2016

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My disclaimer for this site: 
Marie Peppers, Experience Licensed Nurse Trained in Holistic Pet Health; Supplements certifications* My comments to your questions are not to be used "in lieu of" veterinarian's advice ( I can work along with your Veterinarian on nutrition and home cooking needs ) 

Please see your local Veterinarian to rule out mites or fungal problems with your canine pal.  This can be something your VET needs to deal with: 
Allergic Alopecia or Endocrine Disorders -Hormonal Imbalance need to be addressed.

After you have ruled them out then it's possible your pet is experiencing hair loss due to seasonal alopecia.  

Here are a few natural options that I have had great luck with.

1.  Add Flaxseed oil to the dog's diet  -- 1- 2 tablespoons of flaxseed oil with your dog's food to restore lost hair and prevent further hair loss.  You should see results in about 30 days 

A very good Flax Seed oil -  SEE here  
Good prices on Amazon 

2.  NuVet Plus Supplement TREAT - Most of my clients at 1 to 1.5 NuVet Plus wafers or Powder treats per day ..

 LIVER flavor and Made in the USA -  ( you should start to see results in 30 days )

Helps to repair the skin, grow new fur/hair, and strengthens the immune system to protect against allergies & free radicals                        & ( environmental hazards )

For all Breeds, not just Bulldogs 

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  Order here at
  www.nuvet.com/81098

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3.    We have amazing luck with this shampoo 

( ALSO  from the NuVET folks )   It's called hot spot shampoo.  It does well on fur loss and pet with hot spots or dry coat.  HEALING .. can be used ever 5 days while skin is dry, itchy or needing relief.

YOU want the green bottle  - order from the Nuvet link above

                                

4.    Many Vets will often recommend 3 mg to 5 mg per day of melatonin for Seasonal Alopecia. 

This is often used short term for 2-4 months 

 I have used the GNC brand in the past for my clients