Skin Care

This article contains affiliate links. If you purchase through these links, we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Bathing a French Bulldog isn’t just about keeping them clean, it’s skincare. Frenchies have some of the most sensitive skin of any breed, and the wrong shampoo can trigger allergic reactions, dry out their skin, strip natural oils, and make existing problems worse. George’s skin journey has involved trial and error with at least a dozen shampoos. Some made him itchier. One gave him hives. A few did nothing. And then there were the ones that actually worked. ...

This article contains affiliate links. If you purchase through these links, we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. French Bulldogs are wonderful dogs with a laundry list of health predispositions. Joint issues, skin problems, digestive sensitivity, these aren’t possibilities, they’re probabilities. The right supplements can make a meaningful difference in your Frenchie’s quality of life, especially as they age. George started joint supplements at age 3 (on our vet’s recommendation) and skin supplements at age 2 (when his allergies first appeared). The difference was noticeable within weeks. ...

This article contains affiliate links. If you purchase through these links, we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Those adorable French Bulldog wrinkles? They’re also bacteria magnets. The skin folds on a Frenchie’s face trap moisture, dirt, food particles, tears, and drool, creating the perfect environment for yeast and bacterial infections. George gets fold dermatitis if I skip wrinkle care for more than a few days. The symptoms: red, irritated skin in the folds, a yeasty/musty smell, and visible gunk between the wrinkles. Left untreated, it progresses to painful sores and infection. ...