Heads and shoulders
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Heads and shoulders
by Stevie b Sat Jan 29 2011, 21:01
Noticed over the last couple of days that sid has had a little bit of dandruff,any remedies for it anyone?
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Re: Heads and shoulders
by Guest Sun Jan 30 2011, 00:34
You could try adding a little cod liver oil to his food a couple of times a week - just a couple of teaspoons.
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Re: Heads and shoulders
by Guest Sun Jan 30 2011, 08:22
Or sardines in oil are really good for a dogs coat! x
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Re: Heads and shoulders
by Guest Sun Jan 30 2011, 08:42
Holly has Sardines a few times a week, actually 1/4 of a tin each morning and her coat is very very healthy so far.
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Re: Heads and shoulders
by markeB Sun Jan 30 2011, 13:01
isn't tuna a bit iffy with regards mercury content ?? or just something i heard ?Janey wrote:Tuna's good too x
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Re: Heads and shoulders
by Cornish-Muscle Sun Jan 30 2011, 13:06
Molly has 2 cod liver oil tablets everyday, and her skin's in pretty good condition.
In regards to tuna, I've always been told it's ok to feed dogs, but not too much. Molly would steal the cats tuna, so we started giving her a tin when she was little as a treat, loved the stuff, she doesn't get it so much now she's on a raw diet though.
In regards to tuna, I've always been told it's ok to feed dogs, but not too much. Molly would steal the cats tuna, so we started giving her a tin when she was little as a treat, loved the stuff, she doesn't get it so much now she's on a raw diet though.
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Re: Heads and shoulders
by Nosipho Mon Jan 31 2011, 10:34
raw eggs, takes a couple of days but the shine comes through quite quick.
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Re: Heads and shoulders
by niff Mon Jan 31 2011, 10:36
evening primrose shampoo should clear it up with one wash , then some oily fish a few times a week ,,,
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