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| Help to make shiny coat Hello! I know nutrition is a main part for a shiny coat, and I did ask about my food here( http://www.goldenretrieverforum.com/golden-retriever-nutrition-feeding-recipes/123270-fromm-good-brand.html) (Is Fromm a good brand?) Maybe the food is the issue, but I would really appreciate some more help. My pup is nearly 2, and seems to have dry skin and no shine to her coat. We don't bathe often, so it is not an over-bathing issue. Do you have any suggestions on shampoos/conditioners/supplements/spray on liquids? Thank you SO much for your help! Becky |
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| My breeder suggested I add Boitin 5000 mg to her food (its in a capsule) and her coat got nice and fluffy. I also give NuVet Plus pet vitamins and feed Taste of the Wild puppy food, probably until she is 18 months old... Blue Buffalo is a good food too!
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| we feed blue buffalo large puppy formula and also supplement with salmon pill for skin and coat. Her coat shines so nicely! |
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| I found oxy med medicated shampoo and cream rinse did wonders for my dogs fur and skin. It is made by Tropiclean. My vet read the bottle and liked the ingredients that are pretty natural. The smell is wonderfull. I also give fish oil. I have heard that olive oil is good also. |
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| OK, I ordered the Biotin(for me and the pup!) Thank you for the recommendation! For the Oxy shampoo, should I get the rinse too? Or is the shampoo alone fine? I'll be picking some up ASAP! |
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| I think the best my dogs' coats and skin have ever looked was when I was giving them the PetSmart store brand coat supplement. Tucker in particular looked shiny and glossy all the time. Tess looked great--even her vet complimented her. I stopped giving them the supplements because I started giving them both fish oil supplements for their health, which are also good for the coat. However they don't look quite as good now as when they were on the other. |
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| Mine gets Peanut Oil and Omega 3 and some times a boost of protein with a raw egg in his food and his coat is nice. With dry skin make sure you are not using a human shampoo with baths because the pH is different and could be affecting that. I do mix some conditioner in with Yukon's shampoo when I bathe him and it makes his hair shiny, soft, seems to moisturize his skin and he smells SO good.
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| For awhile I only used the cream rinse. That seemed to be the best. I just decided to use both together. The rinse has to stay on for 3 minutes so I just keep working it in really good. I used almost half the bottle but I loved the stuff. It says on the bottle that it stops itching, reduces shedding, and gives a healthy shiny coat. I found it to do all that. If I could suggest anything it would be the rinse. |
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