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My Lab Astra was taken to the vets as she was licking all the hair from her thighs, turns out she has dry skin and I now have to give her 2X cod liver oil tabs a day to keep it at bay.

 

My granddad used to swear by bob martin condition tablets, and I guess a lot of folk take vitamins.

 

She is on Skinners Field and Trial Muesli, which I soften with a little weak gravy, its says on the sack (all your dog needs for a balanced diet) but should I consider any other supplement?

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My Lab Astra was taken to the vets as she was licking all the hair from her thighs, turns out she has dry skin and I now have to give her 2X cod liver oil tabs a day to keep it at bay.

 

My granddad used to swear by bob martin condition tablets, and I guess a lot of folk take vitamins.

 

She is on Skinners Field and Trial Muesli, which I soften with a little weak gravy, its says on the sack (all your dog needs for a balanced diet) but should I consider any other supplement?

 

 

 

Hi P, why not get a large bottle of cod liver oil and give a couple of tablespoons in her food?

Its cheaper and easier to give, as an aside give her cold tea (made with your old teabags ) this gives a really nice gloss to the coat. Good luck with the prob.

 

:stupid: D2D

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My Lab Astra was taken to the vets as she was licking all the hair from her thighs, turns out she has dry skin and I now have to give her 2X cod liver oil tabs a day to keep it at bay.

 

My granddad used to swear by bob martin condition tablets, and I guess a lot of folk take vitamins.

 

She is on Skinners Field and Trial Muesli, which I soften with a little weak gravy, its says on the sack (all your dog needs for a balanced diet) but should I consider any other supplement?

 

 

 

Hi P, why not get a large bottle of cod liver oil and give a couple of tablespoons in her food?

Its cheaper and easier to give, as an aside give her cold tea (made with your old teabags ) this gives a really nice gloss to the coat. Good luck with the prob.

 

:stupid: D2D

 

seconded we found a good source was horse food suppliers as it seems people feed it to horses 1 litre costs a couple of quid and we just mix a teaspoon full into the food.

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