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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Palm Beach County Florida
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We feed our dog with a plastic bowl. I know we should get him a metal bowl but have not done so as of yet. The top of his nose is very dry and wanted to see what would be a good thing that I can put on there to soothe and to moisten it up. He is not in pain or anything, but it is just dry and getting a little crusty.
Thank you.
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Stainless Steel - is what you should use. There are SS (stainless steel) and metal - Much different.
Sometimes in the winter our dogs noses will get dry from our fireplaces/heat. We use something called "Aquaphor" Its a skin protectant that really moisten's the area being treated. Our vet said it was fine to use. You can also use anything like: Chap Stick or Vaseline.
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: PA
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If the problem persists...you may want to rule out discoid lupus.
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Northern CA
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Solaray (soy based) and Country Life (wheat based) both sell a good liquid vitamin E product. You might even try some vitamin E internally (with mixed tocopherols).
In the health section there is a discussion now on crusty noses -- maybe something similar is happening with your dog? |
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