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The Ultimate Dog Dandruff Home Remedy List

By Joshua Rogers   Section: Remedies for Pets

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Dog dandruff natural remedies

Dandruff is made up of flakes of dead skin cells that drop off of a dog’s body. Dandruff can frequently be repaired with uncomplicated home remedies, including regular bathing to scrub away accumulated grime, and normal grooming to get rid of any loose fur and grime. This also helps to distribute natural oils throughout your dog’s coat.

Causes of Dog Dandruff

There are several potential reasons that dogs have dandruff. The most common types (and the simplest ones to repair) are:

  • Bad Diet: An eating plan that isn’t well-balanced in nutrients, particularly one that is deficient in Omega-3 efas, is the key cause of canine dandruff.
  • Low Humidity: This type of air can bring dandruff to puppies and adult dogs alike. Consider making use of a humidifier in the space where your pet sleeps, should you reside in a location with a very dry atmosphere.
  • Inadequate Grooming: Not bathing or properly brushing your dog on a regular basis can also cause dandruff. In particular, dogs who have long and thick hair can readily have excess dead skin cells if they’re not groomed satisfactorily.
  • Insufficient Exercise: Regular exercise improves the defense mechanisms of the puppy. Dogs having a robust and healthy immune system generally have healthy skin.

The next few dog dandruff home remedy alternatives are ones that you could use without much trouble.

Six Ways to Help Your Dog

Fenugreek Seeds

Fenugreek seeds act as a very effective treatment for dandruff. Soak 2-3 cups of fenugreek seeds while you sleep, and then make a paste in the morning from the soaked seeds. Use the paste on your pet’s skin like this for an hour or so. Now clean off the pet carefully with cool water.

Dandruff Remedy Using Lime

Lime is one powerful home remedy employed for treating dandruff which can be used for animals. Lime juice can be used by you when mixed with water to rinse the skin and hair of your pet after you first use dog dandruff shampoo. This will help protect the skin from infection. It also leaves the hair of the pet gentle and glossy.

Puppy/Adult Dog/Other Pet Dandruff Remedy Using Beets 

Boil beets (the roots and the tops) in water using a large saucepan. Set it aside until it becomes cool. Now use the cool beet water to rinse off the skin of your dog for a minimum of 15 times. This can assist you with being able to treat dandruff fairly readily and make your dog’s skin healthy.

Diet Care in The Home 

You have to be mindful of the dog’s eating habits. Stop them, if you’re supplying him with excessive dry, overly processed meals and supply something which can give hydration to the skin and decrease the dryness as well. The dandruff dilemma will remain active for as long as your dog’s skin isn’t being properly hydrated.

Use Important Oils and Organic Moisturizers

You will find essential oils for canine dandruff treatment at home on the net and at common stores nearby where you live. Besides the essential oils, it is possible to use organic moisturizers that are especially designed to cope with the dandruff problems that your dog may have.

Cider Vinegar for Dog Dandruff 

Dilute some apple cider vinegar with equivalent quantities of water and use it on your pet’s skin with the aid of cotton balls or some gentle fabric. This therapy is successful in treating dandruff and also protecting your dog’s skin from any sort of disease.

Natural Home Remedy Products

The importance that natural remedies in our lives continues to grow. We continue to see more and more progress with products that support that initiative. This also has trickled down into pet care. Generally you can find specifically made natural organic products that solve everyday problems with pets. Dandruff, in this case, can be remedied with a specialized bar of soap that uses all natural ingredients to improve your dog’s skin and heal many ailments.

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  1. Karen Mitchell says

    January 6, 2016 at 5:39 pm

    Hi,
    “Boil beets (the roots and the tops) in water using a large saucepan”

    Is that beetroot, or silverbeet or ????

  2. Shelby Daley says

    January 6, 2016 at 11:57 pm

    Hi Karen,

    Thanks for your question! This natural beet remedy calls for beetroot, not silverbeet (or chard). While it’s a great remedy, using a boiled beetroot rinse to treat dandruff can temporarily stain your dog’s coat, so we generally don’t recommend it for our lighter-haired canine friends (unless you like that shade of pink!).

    Be sure to come back and let us know how it goes!

    Be Well,
    The NAR Team

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