Thank you so much for your response! We have been using Vasoline, and I think we may try Vitamin E...that seems to be another popular remedy! I'm only going to give it a few more days, and if I don't notice a change, he will be going back to the vet! Thanks again so much!!!

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Thank you so much for your response! We have been using Vasoline, and I think we may try Vitamin E...that seems to be another popular remedy! I'm only going to give it a few more days, and if I don't notice a change, he will be going back to the vet! Thanks again so much!!!

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Wow...thanks for the suggestions! We've been using Vasoline...but I think I'm starting to lean toward using Vitamin E...seems to be the most popular response! Thanks again!!!

Wow...thanks for the suggestions! We've been using Vasoline...but I think I'm starting to lean toward using Vitamin E...seems to be the most popular response! Thanks again!!!

Thank you so much for your response! We have been using Vasoline, but Tank just tries to eat it...it looks like he's trying to bite his nose! I think I will give some Vitamin E a try...that seems to be the most popular! Thanks again!!!

Thank you so much for your response! We have been using Vasoline, but Tank just tries to eat it...it looks like he's trying to bite his nose! I think I will give some Vitamin E a try...that seems to be the most popular! Thanks again!!!

Thank you so much for your response! We've been using Vasoline...but he just seems to want to eat it...go figure! I think I will give the Vitamin E a try! Thanks again!!!

Thank you so much for your response! We've been using Vasoline...but he just seems to want to eat it...go figure! I think I will give the Vitamin E a try! Thanks again!!!

Hi! If his nose is just dry, vaseline can work fine - but if it's crusty (e.g. a little piece/pieces seem to flake off) then he may have a condition where he produces a lot of keratonin in addition to being just dry. We had that problem with our male and a vet finally prescribed KeraSolv Gel (we write about it on our non-commercial blog, www.TheBestBulldog.com) - it is kind of like a low grade exfoliant so the crusty bits flake off. Also, I like it because it is very fast-drying, so they don't try to voraciously lick it off.

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Hi! If his nose is just dry, vaseline can work fine - but if it's crusty (e.g. a little piece/pieces seem to flake off) then he may have a condition where he produces a lot of keratonin in addition to being just dry. We had that problem with our male and a vet finally prescribed KeraSolv Gel (we write about it on our non-commercial blog, www.TheBestBulldog.com) - it is kind of like a low grade exfoliant so the crusty bits flake off. Also, I like it because it is very fast-drying, so they don't try to voraciously lick it off.

The Best Bulldog...is the one you love.
www.TheBestBulldog.com

A personal site sharing the ignorance and bliss of loving bulldog parents.

Definitely a non-commercial/non-revenue site - you don't make money as a bulldog parent, you spend it!

Some use a Vitamin E (oil) capsule which they break open on the nose and gently rub in...its good for any skin.

Some use Vaseline and rub that in, but if you use too much the dog will rub his nose on any fabric including your couch or clothes.

Some use Bag Balm (lanolin)which is used same as Vaseline...rub in small amount, weekly in summer/warm months.

And some just rub the nose after the bath, using a nubby terry towel, which will "sand off" some of the dried top layer of skin. Do NOT pick as you can chip off enough to cause bleeding.

Some use a Vitamin E (oil) capsule which they break open on the nose and gently rub in...its good for any skin.

Some use Vaseline and rub that in, but if you use too much the dog will rub his nose on any fabric including your couch or clothes.

Some use Bag Balm (lanolin)which is used same as Vaseline...rub in small amount, weekly in summer/warm months.

And some just rub the nose after the bath, using a nubby terry towel, which will "sand off" some of the dried top layer of skin. Do NOT pick as you can chip off enough to cause bleeding.

I like vasoline or baby oil gel...the dogs don't like either! LOL

Jen, Howie, Doc & Vivian
http://www.bluelinebulldogs.com

I like vasoline or baby oil gel...the dogs don't like either! LOL

Jen, Howie, Doc & Vivian
http://www.bluelinebulldogs.com

you can use vasoline, bag balm, aquaphor, or vitamin E.. I prefer aquaphor or vitamin E myself :O)

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you can use vasoline, bag balm, aquaphor, or vitamin E.. I prefer aquaphor or vitamin E myself :O)

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