Rosie is loosing a lot of hair. She is an indoor dog who gets a bath 1 or twice a month. She has not bald spots but she loose so much it makes me worry. She also occasionly vomits. She has been on the same dog food since we got her and she has had all shots and been wormed twice
Veteran Advisor Helen Fines says:
February 19th, 2008 at 01:00 PM
Is she scratching her skin and does she have any scabs or lesions on the skin? If there are no specific bald patches or thinning hair, but there is alot of hair loss, it may just be a heavy moult. Most dogs occasionally vomit so it's probably nothing to worry about. If it becomes frequent or she is unwell then it's worth following up.
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