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beach-mom
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Re: Q Question, re: pet skin issues

‎11-20-2017 05:50 PM

@terrierluv31 - Welcome to the forums!

 

And thank you for rescuing a Scottie!

 

I hope she feels better. Whatever you decide to try, it's always a good idea to call and check with your veterinarian, just to make sure he/she thinks it's OK to use. Since they usually ingest what we put on their skin, it's better to be safe. Good luck! Smiley Happy

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Happiness Is Inside JOB
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Re: zRe: Q Question, re: pet skin issues

‎11-21-2017 09:00 AM

@Daysdee wrote:

You may want to look at the Nzymes website.  I am not affiliated with them or  a salesperson.  Their items helped my dog so much.  Just  reading their information could be helpful.

Ms. Daysdee -

Thank you so much!!!

Happiness is ALWAYS an inside job,
Don't assign anyone else that much POWER
in your life!!!
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