tin of tuna or raw egg?

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Re: tin of tuna or raw egg?

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vixen. wrote:i use pledge - spray it on the dog looks good enough to go on antiques roadshow :dance:

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Do they do a Mrs Sheen for bitches?
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Re: tin of tuna or raw egg?

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no duobt thes a mrs sheen but it will probaly not be as good
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pollock wrote:no duobt thes a mrs sheen but it will probaly not be as good
mrs sheen is for kitchens only
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vixen. wrote:
pollock wrote:no duobt thes a mrs sheen but it will probaly not be as good
mrs sheen is for kitchens only

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pollock wrote:no duobt thes a mrs sheen but it will probaly not be as good
Superb!!!
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Mine get a tin of fish between them and at least one raw egg per week. Other than that, natural oils from their diet help, raw chicken has omega 3 for example. Another addition for a shiny coat is cracked linseed, I use it in the minced offal/fish I make up for my dogs.
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I add salmon oil - nice shiny coats on both of them.
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dogwalker wrote:I add salmon oil - nice shiny coats on both of them.
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Re: tin of tuna or raw egg?

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I have never gave my cocker eggs up to this point but was just thinking now that its winter it might be a good time to start so he doesn't get dry skin. I had a pug once that had notoriously bad skin and I always gave him eggs but I don't remember how many or how often. Is once a week about week? Also, do most people feed the shells as well?
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