Generally, gray teddy begin to turn gray at 2-4 months and will completely transform into gray teddy around 8-10 months. During this period, it is best for the owner not to feed food with pigment deposits, otherwise it will prolong the process of graying out. In addition, in terms of diet, it is possible to moderately increase nutritional supplements such as DHA, cod liver oil, and vitamin A.
The hair color of a gray teddy is related to many factors, including bloodline quality, feeding methods, and growth environment. If not properly raised, the gray teddy bear may not turn gray. And it is best to maintain a healthy posture during the growth and development period. Once sick, it will directly affect the development of hair, making the fur dry and sparse. Therefore, regular deworming and immunization are essential.
Precautions for Returning Grey Teddy：
1. When the gray teddy starts to change color, do not give it frequent baths as it may experience delayed graying, skin diseases, and excessive hair loss.
2. Take it out to bask in the sun and maintain sufficient exercise, which can help absorb nutrients and make the teddy bear's graying process smoother.
3. In terms of diet, it is important to prioritize eating dog food and add some nutritious foods suitable for dogs. Also, do not eat human food indiscriminately.
