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... a letter from the vet to buy online! hmmm how would that logic work?

Its called a perscription...

 

There's only one thing that I'd use, and that's Camrosa oil. Shampoo the dog and then apply the oil. Perfect stuff. I would also try and feed just raw.

You rate that stuff then JD? Old boy a few doors up gave me a jar when he put his dogs down. Does it keep well, this jar looks older than me... I think your the only other person Ive heard mention it.

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... a letter from the vet to buy online! hmmm how would that logic work?

Its called a perscription...

 

There's only one thing that I'd use, and that's Camrosa oil. Shampoo the dog and then apply the oil. Perfect stuff. I would also try and feed just raw.

You rate that stuff then JD? Old boy a few doors up gave me a jar when he put his dogs down. Does it keep well, this jar looks older than me... I think your the only other person Ive heard mention it.

 

Yes mate, it's good gear. For some itches, where the dog is licking and biting itself and leaving a wet sore behind it is nothing to do with mites IMO. Once the anal glands have been cleared then a good course of Camrosa fettles it. I rate it above Maleseb.

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... a letter from the vet to buy online! hmmm how would that logic work?

Its called a perscription...

 

There's only one thing that I'd use, and that's Camrosa oil. Shampoo the dog and then apply the oil. Perfect stuff. I would also try and feed just raw.

You rate that stuff then JD? Old boy a few doors up gave me a jar when he put his dogs down. Does it keep well, this jar looks older than me... I think your the only other person Ive heard mention it.

 

Yes mate, it's good gear. For some itches, where the dog is licking and biting itself and leaving a wet sore behind it is nothing to do with mites IMO. Once the anal glands have been cleared then a good course of Camrosa fettles it. I rate it above Maleseb.

 

Nice. I think I`ll try and source a new jar today then. Give it a go.

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Put up a photo of the dog with the "itch". Seeing what the itch looks like would tell a lot. Everyone has there own remedy, but only certain things will work of specific problems. Might save you wasting your time, money and further discomfort to the dog.

 

Good to see so many lads offering advice and genuinely intersted in the care (welfare) of the dogs we own. I hope the online ANTI's read this too..................... :thumbs:

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I know this might sound daft . Your not washing bedding to much are you . My mates misses has got ocd and was washing bedding twice a week dogs didn't get on with that at all . As soon as he made her stop they went back to normal . Just a thought mate

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... a letter from the vet to buy online! hmmm how would that logic work?

Its called a perscription...

 

There's only one thing that I'd use, and that's Camrosa oil. Shampoo the dog and then apply the oil. Perfect stuff. I would also try and feed just raw.

You rate that stuff then JD? Old boy a few doors up gave me a jar when he put his dogs down. Does it keep well, this jar looks older than me... I think your the only other person Ive heard mention it.

 

No...a prescription is what a doctor writes you and you take to the chemist! how does an online provider for canine medication going to verify over the net that a vet actually wrote the prescription? and I have been to the vets hundreds of times over the years and I have never once been written a prescription from the vet! good post Corkman as said we would actually need to see the itch in question to try and diagnose correctly!

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... a letter from the vet to buy online! hmmm how would that logic work?

Its called a perscription...

 

There's only one thing that I'd use, and that's Camrosa oil. Shampoo the dog and then apply the oil. Perfect stuff. I would also try and feed just raw.

You rate that stuff then JD? Old boy a few doors up gave me a jar when he put his dogs down. Does it keep well, this jar looks older than me... I think your the only other person Ive heard mention it.

 

No...a prescription is what a doctor writes you and you take to the chemist! how does an online provider for canine medication going to verify over the net that a vet actually wrote the prescription? and I have been to the vets hundreds of times over the years and I have never once been written a prescription from the vet! good post Corkman as said we would actually need to see the itch in question to try and diagnose correctly!

 

http://www.petdrugsonline.co.uk/prescriptions

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