Skin Care Products for Dogs

There are many pet owners who find that their pooches are suffering from one skin problem to the other. Many people don’t think about this, because when we look at our four legged friends, all we see is fur. However, under that fur, your dog’s skin can be just as sensitive as our skin, or even more sensitive. Some of the common problems that owners will see are itchy or irritated skin, dry skin and scaling, and even redness or bumps. There are many things that you can try that will help you avoid an unnecessary and expensive trip to the veterinarian.

Shea Butter is amazing for any of the conditions above that might be making your dog miserable. It contains vitamins A and E which help soothe and heal your pup’s skin. It also contains great essential fats and acids that help keep skin soft and hydrated. Cinnamic acid is also found in organic Shea Butter, and it is a natural sun screen. All you have to do is rub a generous amount of Shea Butter on your dogs skin, and make sure that you get it through the fur and on the skin. This will provide a protective barrier for your dog.

One great benefit of using Shea Butter is that it will not irritate your dog’s skin the way other creams will. It is perfectly safe, in fact, safe enough to eat! Your dog will really appreciate your efforts to make him more comfortable, and you might even get a big slobbery kiss out of it.

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I leave this all up to the groomers - I’d hate to use tthe wrong kind of products on her.

Skin care products can definitely help but you have to be aware of the underlying condition of the problem. I’ve seen some pets make dramatic improvements by switching to pet foods that do not contain grains. But in terms of topical products, aloe seems to work great for hot spots.

i think the best remedies for treating dog health problems are all naturals. what I like most in your post is the dERMagic Hot Spot formula with certified organic aloe vera in solving dog mange

Hey, here are some few facts I have learnt about dogs. First of all I must say I love dogs to the max and always love to read more about them. So here are some facts about them. According to recent genetic fossil and DNA evidence, dogs were first domesticated from wolves at least 17,000 years ago, but perhaps as early as 150,000 years ago.

In our time now, dogs have developed into hundreds of breeds with a huge level of variation. The oldest reliable age recorded for a dog is 29 years, 5 months for a Queensland ‘heeler’ called Bluey in Victoria, Australia. The average dog lives to around 15 years of age. Chihuahua is the smallest breed of dog; it weighs only 4 pounds and is 5 inches high at the shoulders. The tallest breed is the Irish wolfhound. It is about thirty-nine inches tall at the shoulder. The St. Bernard is the heaviest dog. It can weigh about 200 pounds. The Yorkshire terrier has hair that can be two feet long while other breeds may have no hair at all such as the Mexican hairless.

Naturally, dogs have a wonderful sense of smell. They have many more sensory ’smelling’ cells than a man’s 5,000,000. Dogs DO have better low-light vision than humans because of a special light-reflecting layer behind their retinas. Hope you enjoyed these facts, I will be back to post more soon.

I’m glad DerMagic uses natural oils. I think the more we can move away from synthetics and chemicals and more towards natural treatments for ourselves and our pets, the better off we’ll be. Great post!