A cheery Wednesday to you and your family of dogs/cats/other critters and people :-)

My 'newish' dog Tula is a non-shedding smallish dog who doesn't come with that aroma my last dog Lewis had

My point is though my house lacks that 'doggy smell'..but i miss it :-)

But IF you have a 'smelly' dog in your house, you should consider a number of things to DECREASE the odor, improving their skin health.

To start, I encourage you to begin with a quality, balanced dog supplement that can support your dog's skin, help deal with yeast, and then decrease the smell.

My NEW supplement, Ultimate Canine ADVANCED Health Formula, has new ingredients to especially support your dog's skin health

And you can Start with my NEW supplement by going here:

A wonderful yellow Labrador

When Lewis was a wee puppy, Pearl was our next door neighbor.

They hung out..played together..went to the beach...ate compost together..

And for 13 years they were buddies :-)

But Pearl SMELLED often

A chronic dog odor...

So at one of their last doggy 'playdates', I concocted a Doggy Odor Shampoo, and after 2 weeks, Pearl's owner told me that Pearl STILL smells great!

Here's what you need to know. 

Most dogs with a strong odor have an underying overgrowth of yeast or bacteria on their skin.  Usually this is secondary to an allergy.

Yeast can be hard to eliminate.

Although one kitchen ingredient works especially well...

Apple Cider Vinegar.

Here's the RECIPE

The Castile Soap is an all natural, concentrated oil based soap that you can get from any Natural Health Store. It is a great base for any soap/cleaning product etc.. It is made from Olive Oil/Hemp Oil/Coconut Oil

I am now using it in my own Homemade Natural Cleaning Spray as well

The Apple Cider Vinegar is very effective for killing the Yeast and common skin bacteria (Staph), that produce the odor

The Lavender Essential Oil is also effective at killing yeast, bacteria, AND producing a wonderful smell

Mix it all together, and then after you soak your dog, fully lather him/her, focusing on the skin folds which 'hide' the yeast

As soon as you add the Apple Cider Vinegar it turns all white..completely normal.

Here's the BIG point.

It MUST be left on for 10 minutes to be effective ( as bathing your dog with ANY therapeutic shampoo)

I left in on a for a full 10 minutes with Pearll..and 2 weeks later she is smelling like Lavender.

Pearl's smell goes away for nearly a month after the shampoo.

You should try it.

P.P.S. In all cases of dog skin problems, to DECREASE the odor, you need to improve your dog's skin health.

Begin with a quality, balanced dog supplement that can support your dog's skin, help deal with yeast, and then decrease the smell.

My NEW supplement, Ultimate Canine ADVANCED Health Formula, is especially formulated to do just that!

And you can Start by going here:

http://www.thedogsupplement.com/advanced