can any tell me a cure for dry and flaky skin on a diabetic poodle?

Answer 1

My dog had this problem as well, my vet gave a great solution... Flax seed oil added to my dogs food... It worked great .. It can be found at any healthfood store.. and some grocerie stores near the vitamins.. When I used the capsules i used one but I had a bigger dog, so You could buy the liquid and give 1/4 tsp at each feeding.. good luck

Answer 2

A high quality dog food with healthy oils in it- like Omega 3 and 6- might help from the inside out. Look up Royal Canin MINI Poodle 30(TM) Dog Food and compare to what you are currently feeding.

Answer 3

There are tons of supplements on the market to give your pet for dry flakey skin. Most are generally safe. However, you should talk to your veterinarian prior to starting your pet on any supplements, especially since your pet has a medical condition. So, rather than asking the masses what they do, why not ask your pet's doctor. You would ask your doctor prior to changing anything in your if you were diabetic.

Answer 4

Oatmeal based shampoo and conditioners. I used to be a dog groomer for about 2 years and i was a vet tech for 3 years. As a groomer the oatmeal is what we used and it works!! Your poodle will love it.

Answer 5

Ask your vet if it would be okay to add Lanatone to your dog's food. Also ask about supplements for your dog's skin and coat and get a shampoo that is gentle and for dry, flaky skin. Avoid over-bathing.

Answer 6

I have a chihuahua and the thing that works for her is Sulfodine medicated shampoo and conditioner for dogs. It works for her so check it out. Call your vet, if she is diabetic they can tell you if a reaction will occur. Don't think so but unsure.

Answer 7

I like a product called Resiprox. You can sometimes get it from a vet, a groomer, or you can find it online. It is a lotion that is rubbed into the skin.