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In other instances, the shaving of the fur due to medical necessity may bring on a case of post clipping alopecia. When your dog's dense hair coat is shaved, it may grow back thin, patchy, and a different texture, altering his natural heating and cooling system. When this occurs, it is called post clipping alopecia.
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When your dog's dense hair coat is shaved, it may grow back thin, patchy, and a different texture, altering his natural heating and cooling system. When this occurs, it is called post clipping alopecia. Its probably going to take 3 months for it to be evened up againat least.
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While the experts believe the clipping of your pet's fur for whatever reason and the lack of regrowth that may result may be caused by interrupting the natural development of the growing hair coat, (perhaps due to temperature changes) the fact remains that sometimes the normal haircoat is very slow to regrow.
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When your dog's dense hair coat is shaved, it may grow back thin, patchy, and a different texture, altering his natural heating and cooling system. When this occurs, it is called post clipping alopecia.

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