I normally train labs as service dogs. Since they are in public with me, it is real important that they are always clean and looking their best. Most of the labs have been black and flaky skin really shows up on them. I now have a labradoodle that I am training... a real different personality! But I have always given my labs at least one flax seed oil capsule with each meal. More as they get bigger. I have done the same thing with my labradoodle and his coat is as soft as can be.
A lot of times it is a matter of adding oil to their food... not as a topical
to their coats.
bn
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From: "Kristan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Boodles skin is flaking when I pet / scratch him. I wash him about
> once every two weeks so I think it's the dry, cold weather. Any
> advice on how to moisturize his skin without making him greasy?
>
> Thank you,
> Kristan
>
>
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Boodles skin is flaking when I pet / scratch him. I wash him about
once every two weeks so I think it's the dry, cold weather. Any
advice on how to moisturize his skin without making him greasy?
Thank you,
Kristan
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