Sometimes dog owners encounter a phenomenon where the animal loses hair mainly from the tail.
There may be several possible explanations for this problem.
Let's figure out what your pet might be facing and how to help him.
The first thing you need to pay attention to is whether the dog is also chewing its tail.
Redness of the skin and wounds may indicate that fleas have settled on the tail, causing irritation and itching in the dog.
Getting rid of fleas requires consultation with a veterinarian who will prescribe the appropriate course of treatment.
If the hair has fallen out at the base of the tail, then this may indicate an allergy, such as atopic dermatitis. This problem is most often corrected by proper feeding and switching to dietary food.
If hair loss from the tail is accompanied by rolling on the floor, then the problem may be inflammation of the glands or the presence of intestinal worms, which also cause inflammation of the anus.
In both cases, it is better not to delay and contact a veterinarian who will select the optimal treatment.