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by aghabax on 15 December 2005 - 10:12
i wanted to know how can we further darken the pigmentation of the dog.
by MI_GSD on 15 December 2005 - 15:12
I don't know if this would work the same on dogs as it does the horses, but we use flax seed oil to improve a horse's color. It will darken it up and make it look richer.
by tiny on 15 December 2005 - 15:12
we use olive n cort liver oil for this purpose n its work excellent.
by denq on 15 December 2005 - 15:12
hello, when you say "use" do you mean apply it on the coat or use it like a vitamin supplement? tnx
by suhailf on 15 December 2005 - 18:12
I cant say that pigment is improved with Flex seed oil. However, I am pretty sure that quality of the coat is improved considerably. I usually use it with raw eggs and dog food and the combination works in a week or so. Of course when the coat becomes lush, the pigments looks great. I would still say that dog has to have a dark coat in order to look greater.
by Sport Dog on 15 December 2005 - 22:12
Use caution with over use of cod liver oil as it can cause damage to the liver by trying to process the excess Vitamin A.Fish body oils are good source of omega-3 fatty acids.I don't believe there is any magic pill that improves pigmentation.However, good nutrition maintains the nature given coat well and the dog will look good.Best wishes.
by SGBH on 16 December 2005 - 03:12
SportDog is correct with the Vitamin A. Too much and it can kill. The military, in it's survival schools teaches to AVOID bearded seal's liver in a survival situation, because of the high content of vitamin A. One meal of it and you are a dead man.
Stephen
by Brandoggy on 17 December 2005 - 02:12
are you wanting to daren the pigment to show him/her?
by Whisperer on 17 December 2005 - 03:12
Anyone got a dummy for Videx to suck on? Might send him to sleep and stop his childish repetition. lol
Ssshhh... wonder who!
by kudo on 17 December 2005 - 13:12
Sea Kelp is also known to darken the pigment of a dogs coat. Just put in dogs food. only use in the winter months, can't remember why though.
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