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Skin in the Game: What Your Dog’s Itching, Shedding, and Coat Changes Reveal About Their Health

Skin in the Game: What Your Dog’s Itching, Shedding, and Coat Changes Reveal About Their Health

Skin in the Game: What Your Dog’s Itching, Shedding, and Coat Changes Reveal About Their Health

Skin in the Game: What Your Dog’s Itching, Shedding, and Coat Changes Reveal About Their Health

Your dog’s skin and coat offer valuable clues about their overall health. From itching and excessive shedding to sudden coat dullness, these changes often signal more than just cosmetic concerns. At Queva Pets, we believe in proactive care—and that starts with understanding what your pup’s skin and fur are really telling you.

Understanding Itching in Dogs

Understanding Itching in Dogs

Occasional itching is normal, but frequent scratching or biting can point to underlying issues such as:

  • Environmental allergies to pollen, dust, or mold
  • Fleas or mites causing irritation
  • Food sensitivities or poor diet
  • Skin infections or yeast overgrowth

If your dog is constantly scratching, it’s a good idea to consult your vet and evaluate any recent changes in their environment or diet.

What Excessive Shedding Might Mean

What Excessive Shedding Might Mean

While all dogs shed to some degree, abnormal or sudden hair loss could be an indicator of:

  • Hormonal imbalances, such as hypothyroidism
  • High-stress levels or anxiety
  • Lack of essential nutrients like omega-3 fatty acids
  • Inadequate grooming routines

Maintaining a consistent grooming schedule and providing a balanced, nutrient-rich diet can significantly improve coat health.

Dull or Greasy Coat? Here’s What’s Going On

Dull or Greasy Coat? Here’s What’s Going On

A shiny coat is often a good indicator of health. If your dog’s coat becomes greasy, dull, or patchy, some possible causes are:

  • Underlying liver or kidney issues
  • Excessive bathing stripping natural oils
  • Fungal or bacterial skin infections
  • Improper grooming products or techniques

Be sure to use dog-specific shampoos and avoid over-washing. Regular brushing helps distribute natural oils, keeping the coat vibrant.

Healthy Skin Starts with Proactive Habits

Healthy Skin Starts with Proactive Habits

Helping your dog maintain healthy skin and fur starts with everyday habits. Here's what you can do:

  • Provide a balanced diet with essential fats and nutrients
  • Keep up with grooming and bathing schedules
  • Regularly check for fleas, ticks, and other parasites
  • Ensure they get plenty of daily exercise

Boost Your Dog’s Activity & Skin Health with Queva’s Smart Tracker

Boost Your Dog’s Activity & Skin Health with Queva’s Smart Tracker

Did you know that regular physical activity can improve your dog’s skin and immune function? With the Queva™ smart tracking device, you can monitor and optimize your dog’s daily health and fitness:

  • Activity tracking: Know how much your pup walks, runs, and plays—light or intense.
  • GPS tracking: Always keep an eye on your dog’s location during play or walks.
  • Health score insights: Get a detailed breakdown of your dog’s overall wellness in one dashboard.

Click here to explore the Queva™ smart tracker and support your dog's total wellbeing.

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