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![]() Dog's Name: Bow
Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: UK
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Zoey's mum88: Here's a few photos, the ones where she is standing on the orange table and being washed are from the day I got her, which was exactly 4 weeks ago. The first one is from maybe a week and a half ago. I will definitely try to get into the habbit of washing her face twice at least every other day, I think I'll try Bio Grooms whitening shampoo for that, it's supposed to be tearless.
Sylie: you have no idea how relieved I am to hear that I'm not the only one with the obsession of white facial hair - I'd be willing to have the dirtiest, ugliest and scruffiest Bow in the world as long as she'd be happy, so it's not about me putting her looks before health, I just feel that having such gorgeous little princess it's nice to have her "perfect" all the way ![]() Argh, it's crazy what one little maltese can do to you... I've always had dirty, filthy, smelly and drooling working dogs and look at me now - happily shopping small warm beds to put in to every corner of our house, just to make Bow feel good...
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![]() Name: Barbie
Dog's Name: Zoe (Kyra my Angel in Heaven)
Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: New York
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![]() Dog's Name: Bow
Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: UK
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Bow says thank you for saying she's adorable, yours looks so very pretty and fluffy too!
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![]() Name: Sylvia
Dog's Name: MiMi, Ray and RuRu
Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Healdsburg, CA
Posts: 6,502
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Yes, it is by Tropiclean. I use it, one caution is that it can be drying. I was using it without conditioning after. It made the hair dry and porous. It is a good product, but can result in more porous hair that stains easier. Condition after using Spa Lavish.
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If you want to try antibiotics then have them properly prescribed by a veterinarian for 10-14 days. There is no reason to leave a dog on long-term unknown doses of antibiotics.
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![]() Dog's Name: Chelsea and Summer
Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: Perth, Western Australia
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My Chelsea had very similar staining around her mouth and eyes (even her legs where she would lick) Even with the cleaning i couldnt stop it. (before i knew about The various tricks) She became really ill in July and we were puzzled as to what was wrong (the vet initially diagnosed lymphoma) - she was put on a course of steroids and antibiotics.
Amazingly the antibiotics completely cleared up the staining issue. The 'stains' grew out and now she is stain free - even around her mouth where she eats as she's got no teeth! I would talk to your vet and perhaps try a course of antibiotics rather than just putting her on the Angel Glow. |
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Maltese Guru
![]() Name: Pam
Dog's Name: Leila
Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: West Columbia, SC
Posts: 1,104
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To me, it looks in the pictures from when you first got her that the staining may have come from the food she had been fed or the dishes since a lot of it is around her mouth. The stains look a lot less since you've gotten her. So if it were me, I would just keep doing what you're doing, wash her eyes & around them daily with saline solution, and then clip out the stains as the hair grows out. Then see how she does before adding any medications. She really is a cutie!!
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