coat still not looking good....help - Page 2

Extra virgin olive oil is the gold oil for us and our dogs..  I will post a link...it is also a pain inhibitor...

Heres one link not the olive oil one but a good read

:http://www.k9power.com/omega_dog.php

 

http://shop.newsmax.com/shop/index.cfm?page=products&productid=580&s=al&promo_code=63B4-1

 

 

Extra virgin olive oil is the gold oil for us and our dogs..  I will post a link...it is also a pain inhibitor...

Heres one link not the olive oil one but a good read

:http://www.k9power.com/omega_dog.php

 

http://shop.newsmax.com/shop/index.cfm?page=products&productid=580&s=al&promo_code=63B4-1

 

 

Kool:   The brand is  DVM    at Petsmart....and order from    www.revivalanimal.com ....

Bath Oil   Essential Fatty Acids        white bottle with green wide stripe on front..

This is a spray on    brush into the hair....it is also used as a rinse..It is a coat conditioner...I use it as a spray on because it smells good and is a hypoallergenic solution.   Shake well and spray

As a rinse , add  5 capfulls to a gallon of non chlorine water and pour into dogs coat....massage into and wipe dry with towel.   May be used daily.

This company also makes a  non soap shampoo also...which doesnt dry the dog out.

 

On side front of bottle you will find the lettering      efa  HyLyt    brand id....

It is like the Lambert Kay spray I used for years on my cockers with lanolin in it ...smells good and freshes a dog up...and moisturizes the dogs coat...  I also put extra virgin olive oil on my dogs muzzles and on their ears.....Olive oil is the gold oil and is a remarkable healer and people use it on bald heads, elbows and cracked feet to heal them....all natural and no chemicals.

thank you all for providing me great info. thanks yellowroseoftexas for sharing. thanks

 what kind of brush do you use?

sometimes you have to switch up the type of oil you're giving.  you can do a month or two (or however long a bottle lasts) of salmon oil, then switch to sardine oil, and maybe cod liver oil.  sometimes they build up a tolerance to certain oils if you give them too much, just like food, so if you rotate they tend to do well.

i also sometimes use extra virgin olive oil, coconut oil (organic fermented), and organic ocean kelp

sometimes (not always) the people supplements don't work (fish oil)....by the time they get to the supermarket shelves the oil has already gone bad.  that's why you may have that fishy taste in your mouth for half a day after you take them.