Dear Dog LoversMy dogs have gorgeous shiny coats, and I believe that the Dog treats recipes in my recipe book help to give that extra sheen to their skins. Most women choose a particular shampoo to suit the type of hair they have – dogs have to rely on their owners to make sure they look in tip-top condition. Delboy and Zac love going to the beach, swimming in the salty seawater, and then rolling around in the sand – wet! I love seeing them have so much fun in the sun – but it doesn’t help their coats. It can make them look dull and dry. That’s why I make sure I feed them a delicious treat that will add moisture to their coast and give them that extra shine that always compliments! The dog treat recipes in my recipe book are varied because I believe that certain ingredients tackle particular problems. For example, sardines are one of the best sources of omega-3 fatty acids – eating them will make hair grow faster and add shine – so dogs coats will look radiant. Try my homemade Dog treat recipes in my recipe book ‘How to Make Your Own Dog Treats’ Of course, you need anyone who owns a dog should take the time to brush their Dog’s coat every week. My dogs regularly get cleaned, and they love it! It gets rid of the dead hair, and it’s a charming bonding time between us. You can also use this grooming time to check your Dog’s skin – make sure there aren’t any bumps or pimples that shouldn’t be there. Grooming alone will not make your Dog’s coat shiny. It would help if you combined it with a proper diet, which means healthy Dog treat recipes.
There are other reasons why your Dog’s coat isn’t as shiny as it could be: The big idea will be due to your Dog’s diet – a poor diet can cause dogs to suffer from dry skin. Other issues could be:- Allergies – to an ingredient, or a flea bit will cause your Dog to suffer from a dull coat- Medical Issues – dandruff and itchy skin caused by underactive thyroid glands can contribute to a dull coat.- Frequent Bathing – too much contact with water can strip the natural oils of a canine’s skin and coat. This is especially true when your Dog plays in chlorinated pools or saltwater.- Breed of Dog – Some dog breeds have wiry or non-oily coats, which call for extra measures to make them look shinier. If you want a dog to treat recipes that will give your Dog a lovely shiny coat, try the recipes in my book “How to Make Your Own Dog Treats’ Happy Baking! Valerie
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