Omg where does it all come from?
- 6 December 2008 16:5310490Any dog experts out there? My hound is moulting in a way I have never seen before. I could enter a whole master class at Crufts just from hair she has shed in my hall. It is gross. I have tried cod liver oil but this doesn't seem to work. Any suggestions before my hoover explodes from the stress?
- 6 December 2008 18:0510499Hi Kathy, same here. My Sheba has been moulting for the last few weeks; it's like tumbleweed blowing around! I think it's more severe this year due to the constant fluctuations in the weather and the central heating being on full blast. I've got one of those 'magic brooms' it's basically a rubber broom and I brush her with that which helps keep it down a bit. I also hoover her (seriously - she loves it) doesn't do the hoover much good but the floors are cleaner!
- 6 December 2008 18:1910500I know where you are coming from Kathy, with the amount of hair that FiFi moults away I could easily run up a few sweaters if I was so inclined. Jeez! it gets everywhere! the Dyson is a Godsend but doesent like it either, dark suits end up covered in it. if anyone has any answers t'would be very much appreciated.
I also give her a Hoover which she loves but it constantly builds up , lol re tumbleweed I have the same. - 6 December 2008 21:1210509Oh My Gawd.
You said those words I never thought I would hear you say Barry.
FIFI.
I thought you called her Formula1 Formula1 in public.?????
Ian...grass grows by the inches but dies by the feet. - 6 December 2008 22:1210510I'm not alone then!! My dog hates the hoover and flees the room when it comes out but perhaps I'll try the magic broom!!!
- 6 December 2008 22:2110511Get a Bishon Friese Kathy they don't moult and are good for allergies.If you knew what I know,we would both be in trouble!
- 7 December 2008 11:0410530My Basset Hound moults for England if it were a sport he would win medals for it. As most of you know I work in a big pet shop in town . one of the reps gave me a product to try, and it really works its a bit expensive about ten pounds a bottle but you only need one or two teaspoons a day depending on size of dog or cat and put it in their food. its by a company called Lintbells and called Yumega Ive been using it ever since. Hope that snippet of information helps all of you out there.A dog is just not for christmas save some for boxing day
- 7 December 2008 13:1310532brill, I'm going to give it a go
- 7 December 2008 13:5610535Count me in Humph, F1 (lol! Ian) would appreciate it
- 7 December 2008 16:0810536Thanks for the info Humphy.