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Hi I have a patterjack recently he’s been very itchy and has caused wounds to areas mainly round his creases like under his arms or around his bottom anything I can get over the counter to help? Or advice thanks
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Patterjacks skin
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What are you feeding him? A lot of skin problems are diet related.
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We give him wagg dry and some wet sachets pedigree mainly he does get our left over but we’re vegetarian so all veg
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I think you could find better foods. The usual culprits for skin problems are grains and sometimes chicken, and both these are quite high in grain as it is a cheap ingredient for the manufacturer.
Have a look at www.allaboutdogfood.co.uk
It is an independent dog food comparison website which scores all types of foods (dry, raw, wet) out of 100. You can set filters for your dog's breed, weight, age etc. and for your daily budget; then you can add in any specific needs you have such as aiming for weight loss or avoiding specific ingredients - definitely try grain free. The website will automatically show the foods listed in order of what the assessors believe is best quality, and it also will show daily feeding cost (calculated from your dog's age and weight) so you can see what gives you best value for money. It has its limitations but it's a decent place to start.
Have a look at www.allaboutdogfood.co.uk
It is an independent dog food comparison website which scores all types of foods (dry, raw, wet) out of 100. You can set filters for your dog's breed, weight, age etc. and for your daily budget; then you can add in any specific needs you have such as aiming for weight loss or avoiding specific ingredients - definitely try grain free. The website will automatically show the foods listed in order of what the assessors believe is best quality, and it also will show daily feeding cost (calculated from your dog's age and weight) so you can see what gives you best value for money. It has its limitations but it's a decent place to start.
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