Shampoo
Submitted by drjasso on January 2, 2013 - 8:20pmOkay guys I have a quick question for the experts. So I gave Chapo his first bath yesterday with a "hartz" brand shampoo hypoalergenic with no soaps or detergents, with oatmeal. To make a long story short, I made extra sure he was completly dry, brushed his coat to get rid of the excess hair, but OMG he woke up with a Hotspot grrrrrr. Which shampoos would you guys recommend, brands please so I can lookup online, as I have a limited market here in mexico.
Thanks everybody!
This is a homemade recipe
This is a homemade recipe that I found Online. It works nicely.I couldn't find liquid castile soap,-so I grated a bar instead ( then melted & cooled it).
2 cups water
2 teaspoons liquid castile soap
2 tablespoons aloe vera gel
Up to 1 teaspoon vegetable glycerin or vegetable oil
Combine the above ingredients in a jar with a tight fitting lid. Shake to blend. Generously wet the pet's coat and pour a small amount onto the coat and lather. Work the shampoo into the skin and coat. Rinse thoroughly and dry.
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Thanks Cynderella
Thanks for the advice, first hotspot kinda freaked me out, so im going to have to try the recipe I appreciate it.
Your welcome :)
I live in a remote community(3 hours to the nearest vet). So I do a lot of researching information on google & bulldog world.My bulldog Brit had seasonal flank alopecia this spring. I thought a homemade shampoo would be better for her skin.
I hope it helps
Solid Gold Shampoo & Rinse is great; used for 9 yrs
no troubles with ears, skin, or hotspots since
We love Bulldogs...
The Wright's