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Shih Tzus!!! Just love them. What a FUN BREED... We get many here at our Doggie Hotel called The Doggie Chalet. Special needs? Just ask - I would be glad to answer basic to complex questions about your pup or adult shih tzu doggies... Health, Feeding options, Soft Palate problems?? Special diet needs.... Allergies.... Supplements such as NuVET Plus, Vitamin E, and others..... just ask: Visit my web site: WWW.APLUSPETCARE.COM/UNTITLED4.HTML PLEASE NOTE: My comments and answers to your questions or any information in my articles is not to be used "in lieu of" veterinarian's advise, diagnosis, or treatment.
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Hi Susy, you should not have such a strong odor in the ear area... ( as you know) - Call the vet and bring this little one in for a check-up. It may be the begining of an ear infection. Most of my
Hi Crystal, Do you see any razor burn on him? Could they have cut too short and irritated his skin? Also, sometimes the anal glads can have some inflammation for a few days after expressing. Keep an
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Oh Courtney, I am so sorry to hear about your Shih tzu's skin troubles .... Sounds like it could be yeast overgrowth or even mange mites. You can't see the mange mites very often with the naked eye
Oh Kathy! How awful for you two girls! Let's try a special shampoo and a few natural supplements. 1. Tea tree oil doggie shampoo - made by the NuVET folks. I would wash her in this every 7-10

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