Actually, a bath a day isn't good for her. Once a week should be fine. Unless they get extra dirty.I found a flea on her on monday, gave her a bath two days before Thanksgiving, and applied the frontline treatment the day after her bath. Something doesn't add up.
A bath a day before shouldn't affect anything.
Not at all!
I cooked a couple of tough old roosters recently to make bone broth. Shredded the meat and made meat balls, rolling a spoonful of coconut oil in with each one to help hold them together. Flash froze them. My flaky-skinned Sheltie, Gracie, gets one in her breakfast every day. I make her breakfast the night before and set it in the microwave so the cats don't get it, it's thawed by morning. Supposed to help her skin. She also gets a frozen pumpkin ball. My friend the vet tech recommended that to help keep her anal glands clear. She gets Taste of the Wild, bison formula.
I give her a bath once a month in Winter. Usually right before her treatment is applied.
Do you feed chicken? My dogs are all allergic to chicken.I forgot to update Kiki!
Since her loss of appetite a few days ago, I took her off raw, to give her digestive system a "resting" period. Put her on some easy to digest food. She is starting to gain her appetite back. Gave her some plain rice and chicken. Now I am wondering if her "loss of appetite" is actually "getting picky". I hope she isn't picky again! Her appointment is on Saturday. She is going to get a checkup and vaccinations. I want to get her an allergy test done, but I doubt my parents will let me.
I don't know what to do! If I feed her kibble, she could go an entire day without even touching it. I am afraid she will do that to raw too.
Yes. She got a rash when I fed her beef, so I switched to chicken. The vet recommended it last time.
Frontline not work anymore. See ifcan try nexgard. Of course if you don’t clean the house, big, outside new ones will just jump on.
Thank you.
