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re: Heavy duty dog odor shampoo
Posted on 7/14/26 at 4:32 pm to Spankum
Posted on 7/14/26 at 4:32 pm to Spankum
My Pit bull gets purina at home with healthy scraps. But she hunts snakes and rats and who knows what else out in the pastures and around the pond. Same as the wild hogs and they smell better with no bath in entire life.
Posted on 7/20/26 at 9:09 pm to boxcarbarney
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Stuff works pretty good. The scent stayed on her for a little over a day, but the stink is gone
The stink is the main thing! Glad it worked.
One of my doodles decided to roll in dead worms today ...barf. Sprayed her down and can't tell now.
Posted on 7/21/26 at 5:14 am to Royalfishing
This may not apply to you but might to other reading this.
My rotty/boxer mix consistently had a bad odor for years. Within a couple of days he would stink and he is a lazy indoor dog. We dealt with it for 3 years. I noticed he was starting to itch a lot and lick his paws so I made an appointment with the vet. Turns out he has a problem with yeast on his skin. He had "elephant skin" underneath that was black and scaley. Sounds ridiculous but his skin had always been that way so we never thought twice about it. They gave us a shampoo to start using and within a month his skin was a shade of pink we had never seen before, he didn't stink anymore, and he quit the constant scratching/licking.
I was ticked off because we had gone to the vet when we lived in Florida regularly and they never said anything about it. 1st visit when we moved back to Louisiana and they ID'd it and gave us a simple, cheap solution and he's much happier.
My rotty/boxer mix consistently had a bad odor for years. Within a couple of days he would stink and he is a lazy indoor dog. We dealt with it for 3 years. I noticed he was starting to itch a lot and lick his paws so I made an appointment with the vet. Turns out he has a problem with yeast on his skin. He had "elephant skin" underneath that was black and scaley. Sounds ridiculous but his skin had always been that way so we never thought twice about it. They gave us a shampoo to start using and within a month his skin was a shade of pink we had never seen before, he didn't stink anymore, and he quit the constant scratching/licking.
I was ticked off because we had gone to the vet when we lived in Florida regularly and they never said anything about it. 1st visit when we moved back to Louisiana and they ID'd it and gave us a simple, cheap solution and he's much happier.
Posted on 7/21/26 at 4:41 pm to ApisMellifera
Happy to see LA get some credit. All my LA vets have been very dedicated to animal welfare and not money.
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