Everyone meet Thor, an adorable English bulldog pup who’s got an itch and a life lesson! There are times when we have that itch and we can’t itch, this fur ball says, have no shame, rock that itch! Take a look!
Thor has an itch at the back and we all know that it’s not as easy as it looks – they ave a difficult time itching their backs until they roll or rub themselves against something. This is exactly what this fur ball is doing, except he chose the grass to roll over!
Talking about an itchy back, how can you help relieve it? According to TheBark, “Every dog’s gotta scratch some time, and that’s completely normal. But when a dog is incessantly licking, scratching, biting and chewing to the point of wounding herself, then scratching becomes a symptom of an underlying pathology. The medical term for scratching related to excessive itching is pruritus.”
“The causes of pruritus can be quite complex, but there are two main reasons why dogs itch. The first has to do with the condition of the skin itself: Is it infected? Is it too oily? Is it too dry? Of these three, dry skin is a frequent occurrence. The second major cause of pruritus is allergies.” Always check with your vet to know why your fur ball is itching continuously, but for now, check out this English bulldog on page 2 below!
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