The Pomeranian Review March 2006

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... extreme. Bathing your pet is an effective control measure. It is not necessary to use insecticidal shampoos, most soaps kill fleas. Use a comb to remove fleas from your dog. Keep a container of soapy water ...

The Pomeranian Review May 2006

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... biopsies,review for Addisons or Cushing'sdisease, etc. We tried every suggestednutrient additive, shampoo,skin treatment and melatonin. Itwas a long road but we did learnthere are no miracle cures. Witht...

The Pomeranian Review September 2007

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...an's staff or a good book on pet care for directions about how to do this properly, and use whatevershampoo your veterinarian recommends.*Don't be quick to blame the family pet for allergies. Ask your allerg...

The Pomeranian Review 2008 50th Anniversary

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...sometimes twice a day. We actually scrubbed his skin with a brash while he was wet. I used Tar-ific Shampoo and followed that sudsing with a very soothing shampoo. I was home, unable to do much else; but we ...

The Pomeranian Review July 2008

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... offal. Often unobserved, they silently work among us.In the 1960s, we used gallons of dip and flea shampoo. We brushed and fluffed, sprayed, and powdered.Today your vet offers a number of tick and flea prev...

The Pomeranian Review November 2008

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...t of transferring onto your bait.Your grooming smock doubles as a bathrobe.You can't remember which shampoo you bought for the dogs and which you bought for yourself.You start to imagine how you'd look with ...