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I'm just wondering if anyone has tried the ‘Stinky Stuff’ for itchy dogs? It always comes up on my fb news feed and I’m starting to get curious about it. It is nearly time to order more shampoo too so maybe I should try it?
 
Haven't needed to use it but it seems to get great feedback. There is a Non-Stinky Stuff product too.
 
Yeah I’ve heard good things apart from how gross it smells! I’ve seen that they do non-stinky stuff too, I wonder what the difference is? Apart from the smell obviously
 
Give them a ring - they are a small company so I'm sure they will be happy to chat.
 
Jack-Russell-Lover said:
I'm just wondering if anyone has tried the ‘Stinky Stuff’ for itchy dogs? It always comes up on my fb news feed and I’m starting to get curious about it. It is nearly time to order more shampoo too so maybe I should try it?
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We have used it and it’s brilliant! Our 4 year old Collie has a serious skin issue and has been dangerously ill before on several occasions but we now have it mostly under control. We use diluted hibiscrub and the non odour stinky stuff (we couldn’t hack their stinkiest one) and it has greatly reduced Yuffie’s itchiness.

We also use their ear cleaner oil and that is brilliant too!

Every dog is different but we would highly recommend giving it a go. It’s all natural so you can’t really go wrong.

Hatti
 
I’m glad that it’s been working for you
I also ordered the non-stinky one and used it for a few weeks as it suggests (applying to skin daily, shampooing twice weekly) and it seemed to get worse so I stopped putting it on her skin. I think it was because she would always just lick it off, she loves the taste. So even after putting her cone on for up to an hour after applying she would lick. I still bathe her in it though and that seems to do her good :)
 
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