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Panic
by Crutchlow79 Sat Jun 21 2014, 18:05
Took nels new leather harness off when I got home and found this on her chest anyone have any ideas
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Re: Panic
by lumpydog Sat Jun 21 2014, 18:15
Look on the inside of the harness. Is there anything there that could have caused it to rub her? Is it soft and pliable in that area. Could it be an allergic reaction? was it too tight? Just asking the obvious here
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Re: Panic
by Crutchlow79 Sat Jun 21 2014, 18:58
My OH has just said the same to me and gave me a bollocking for buying a new leather harness and not checking it properly
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Re: Panic
by janey Sat Jun 21 2014, 19:15
Yep definitely looks like its rubbed - a telling off well deserved - you could try some savalon on it - not a huge fan of sudacrem as its very greasy and doesn't le the skin breathe x
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Re: Panic
by Crutchlow79 Sat Jun 21 2014, 19:45
Sabayon applied I am sleeping in the dog bed tonight OH is sleeping in the bed with nel. The new harness is leather and we think it's the stitching for the. Bread platen part I have been told to check everything from now on
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Re: Panic
by kozmos Sat Jun 21 2014, 23:17
some leathers are tanned using chromium
which can cause contact-dermatitis with humans
no idea if it be same with dogs
if it is the case bicarbonate of soda can neutralise it
a reaction to chromium on humans appears as little bumps
like mini ulcers that itch and burn
i think a severe case can cause a serious rash
which can cause contact-dermatitis with humans
no idea if it be same with dogs
if it is the case bicarbonate of soda can neutralise it
a reaction to chromium on humans appears as little bumps
like mini ulcers that itch and burn
i think a severe case can cause a serious rash
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Re: Panic
by djstratton Sun Jun 22 2014, 04:04
Marquez got that under his front armpits with his first harness and we used MooGoo MSM soothing cream and it healed and cleared up in less than a week. I use it as a moisturiser too as MSM is good for the skin.
http://moogooskincare.co.uk/msm-soothing-cream.html
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Re: Panic
by Crutchlow79 Sun Jun 22 2014, 12:40
Alot better thanks. I am still not popular but we are applying savlon and and that seems to be doing the trick
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Re: Panic
by Sazzle Sun Jun 22 2014, 17:43
Aww good, I use the xtradog fleece harnesses, if your looking for something else now I would thoroughly recommend them 
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Re: Panic
by Simi Sun Jun 22 2014, 23:26
I noticed Lula seem to not like her harness and would move away when i put it on but loved her walk. when i checked her the harness had rubbed under her arm pits. I stop using it and bought her a trixx fleece one that she likes and is comfy
hope it clears up quickly
hope it clears up quickly
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