What's happening now and how to properly care for your skin
The shedding season for dogs is a completely natural process that usually occurs in the spring and fall. Many dogs shed a particularly large amount of hair during this time. What many people don’t realize is that it’s not just the coat, but especially the skin that is under a lot of stress right now and needs some extra care.
Common symptoms of seasonal shedding in dogs:
- Excessive hair loss lasting several weeks
- Dry or flaky skin
- Frequent scratching or restlessness
- Sensitive, sometimes reddened areas of skin
- The coat looks dull instead of shiny
- Loose undercoat gets caught in the coat
Since the skin is particularly sensitive during this phase, it’s important to take action early to prevent skin problems.
Dog Shedding: Causes—Why Their Skin Is So Sensitive Right Now
When dogs shed their coats, their bodies adjust to the new season. As daylight hours increase and temperatures rise, the skin begins to shed old hair and grow new hair at the same time. This is hard work for the skin.
This can quickly throw the skin's natural balance off kilter.
Common causes of problems during the shedding season:
- The skin is working overtime and loses moisture more quickly as a result.
- The skin's protective layer becomes more sensitive because new hair is constantly growing back.
- Loose hairs can further irritate the skin if they are not removed.
- A dry climate or heated air can make dryness and itching worse.
- The body needs more nutrients to grow a healthy new coat.
That is why many dogs experience itching, dry skin, or minor irritations during this time.
Managing a dog's shedding season: Soothe the skin effectively with Doderm Hydro RepairGel
During the shedding season, brushing alone is often not enough. The skin now needs care that soothes and moisturizes without causing further irritation.
Doderm Hydro RepairGel was specially developed to support stressed skin. It contains antibodies from colostrum, which can help soothe the skin and restore its natural balance.
Step-by-step guide
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Gently part the fur
Part the fur so that the skin is visible. -
Gently clean the area
Carefully remove loose hair or dirt—without rubbing too hard. -
Apply a thin layer of gel
Apply a small amount of Doderm Hydro Repair Gel directly to the skin. -
Allow it to absorb
Do not rub in vigorously. The gel spreads on its own. -
Use regularly
Repeat 1–2 times a day as needed. -
Throughout the entire shedding season, use
. This provides long-lasting support for the skin.
Benefits of Doderm Hydro RepairGel
- Soothes irritated and itchy skin
- Provides intense hydration
- Supports the skin's natural functions
- Antibodies from colostrum help the skin regenerate
- Very gentle on the skin, even for sensitive skin
- Easy to incorporate into your daily routine
Here's how to manage a dog's seasonal shedding without putting additional strain on its skin.
Tips & Prevention: Preventing Coat Shedding in Dogs and Relieving Skin Irritation
With a few simple steps, you can make this phase much easier for your dog:
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Gently brush daily
Removes loose hair and prevents skin irritation. -
Don't bathe too often
. Bathe only when necessary; otherwise, your skin will dry out. -
Use mild skincare products
Avoid heavily perfumed or harsh products. -
Choose high-quality food
Supports skin and coat health from the inside. -
helps keep your environment clean. Less dust means less additional irritation. -
Check your skin regularly
Spot small changes early and treat them.
Extra tip:
If your dog is scratching a lot, it’s better to treat it early rather than wait—that way, you can prevent more serious skin problems from developing in the first place.
Natural Remedies for Dog Shedding: Get Through This Season with the Right Care
Shedding is a natural part of a dog’s life, but it can put a lot of strain on their skin and coat. By providing targeted care now, you can help keep their skin healthy and prevent discomfort.
Doderm Hydro RepairGel provides natural relief for dog skin problems by moisturizing, soothing, and supporting the skin during the shedding season.
Discover it now and provide targeted care for your dog's skin
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