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standardpoodle

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  1. His coat is soooooooo shiny, and we often get compliments at shows! (But it makes his coat a little soft for a breed that is supposed to have a coarse coat :hug: )

    The other good shampoo for skin irritation is EQyss Micro Tek, it is available from http://www.petsonthepark.com.au They also have a spray to stop biting and itching. These product are not cheap but they are worth it as skin problems can go on for ages. My Standard Poodle girl has sensitive skin, I use Groomers Evening Primrose Oil on her and as I have a hydro bath, I need very little shampoo. She is now allergic to brass. I found this out just this year aged 3 years. So no brass tags or collars with brass studs.

    with best regards,

    Liz

  2. Ahhh yes I am familiar with Petes hatred of being brushed on his legs - that makes sense now! Thankyou

    As a groomer, I would recommend a metal comb, preferably a schnauzer face comb. I recommend and use these more than any other bush or comb. I am not a fan of the slicker brush as many inexperienced people just bush the surface of the coat. You need to comb/brush from the skin. You can get an excellent detangle spray from Groomers Products Australia http://www.groomersproducts.com.au their products are just wonderful. I also agree that a groomer rather than a pet shop would be the way to go.

    with best regards,

    Liz

  3. Has anyone else heard it can cause poodle ears to blister? I was considering getting some but now I'm not sure.

    standardpoodle please let us know how you go, I hope it is ok for your poodle.

    I will keep you posted once I have got it and given it a go. I clean my Poodle girls ears twice a week. I will also email the Poodle breeder and ask more questions as to why?

  4. Hi,

    My Lab has a yeast ear infection (vet diagnosed) which I am treating with epiotic ear cleaner and dermotic.

    The epiotic is too harsh and is causing redness and what looks like chaffing to the ear.

    Would Milo's be better as it will dry up the ear and not leave the ear wet like the epiotic?

    Because of the alcohol content would it sting badly and end up being counter productive? Could it cause more problems?

    Thanks

    I was advised by a Poodle Breeder not to use Leo Ear Cleaner as it can cause the ear to blister. But having said that I have just now ordered Milo as I have Poodle ears that I treat all the time. So I am going to try it.

  5. I think you should look at their diets more. What are you feeding them?

    As far as shampoos are concerned I love Groomers EPO shampoo as well as Rufus & Coco one. ;)

    I don't like Aloveen at all :rofl:

    I couldn't agree more, great product Groomers Evening Primrose Oil Shampoo. There conditioners are great also. I never just shampoo. I always condition as well. I am a groomer. Dogs can be allergic to wheat products, this is in a lot of commercial dog foods.

  6. I have a 4.5 month old toy poodle pup. Since her arrival she has commandeered the older dog's mats and this has deterred the older dog from going there.

    How do I teach her which is her mat and by the same token teach her that his mat is off limit

    Give her the most special fluffiest best bed you can find!!!!!!! Then Princess may appreciate her own bed. Just an idea. She may just appreciate company being a pup, wanting just to join in with him rather than be on her own. Seriously, I would use a puppy pen and put her and her bed in that. Then she would have no choice.

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