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aviva669
ParticipantI have a dog with sensitive skin and it got infected. after 2 trips to the vet I started the kid on a venison only dry food moistened with water. It was pretty good for a bit but he is scratching again. He likes the rub under bushes during his walk. Any suggestions on shampoo?
thanksMike Sagman
KeymasterHi Aviva669,
I’d love to be able to help you. However, you’d probably get more replies to your question if you’d re-post your comment in a more relevant area like our “Off Topic Forum”.
Toxed2loss
ParticipantHi aviva669,
Try Dr. Bronner’s mint oil, shampoo. Dr. Becker (DVM) says its got the correct ph balance, and it will keep off fleas, etc. stop all other flea and tick treatments. 🙂aviva669
Participantare you talking the dr bronner’s peppermint soap?
Shawna
MemberYes, apparently all castile sosps have an acceptable ph for a dog’s skin.
Jackie B
MemberZymox brand shampoos are great for dogs. My friend who runs a giant breed dog rescue uses them. And they have excellent Amazon reviews.
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