Many pet parents are anxious about their dog's dry derma and the consistent agog and flaking. The causes of a dog's dry skin, just like ours, are primarily environmental.
In general, skin—ours and our dogs'—is driest in winter, if temperatures and clamminess levels plummet. But the about-face may be accurate if you reside in arid regions, breadth summer temperatures can top 110 degrees and clamminess levels bore to 10 percent or less. Central air and heating, wood-burning stoves, amplitude heaters and fireplaces all abate clamminess and dry your derma and your dog's.
