Nothing is more frustrating than dealing with dog coat matting because tight clumps of fur that choke your dog’s skin hurt you and your dog equally. You feel bad while brushing your dog’s coat, as it makes your dog feel uncomfortable. The most alarming thing about these tight clumps is that they trap moisture and dirt and often lead to hidden fleas, sores, and hot spots. You need to know what causes dog coat matting…
You would notice changes in their personality, food/water intake, and behaviour once they get back home after boarding. But this response is pretty normal. Every dog behaves differently after getting back home from boarding because of environmental changes. They are familiar with their home environment, but boarding changes the surroundings, daily routine, food, and playtime. Dogs normally thrive in a predictable environment like home, so changes in their environment stress them, and they handle stress…