hi my name is Sylvie Sauvage and I'm a
holistic pet expert in founder of Oscar
in Mali in this video I'll give you
tricks to help your dog get rid of that
embarrassing dandruff
okay well I don't think your dog is
embarrassed by the dandruff but he's
probably annoyed if his skin is itchy
dandruff comes from excess production of
skin cells I made a short video on what
dandruff is if you want to check it out
but a quick explanation is that dandruff
is dead skin cells that are being pushed
to the surface in larger quantities than
normal and that causes the excess dry
flaky skin now to get rid of the dry
flaky skin we have to try and figure out
why your dog has dandruff in the first
place so let's try out some let's try to
rule out some simple things first it can
be that your dog is getting bathed too
often with irritating shampoo a dog's
skin has different pH levels than we do
so if you're using a human shampoo even
a baby one it will actually irritate
their skin so make sure that the shampoo
is pH appropriate for your dog as well
as natural and moisturizing or on the
reverse side it can be that you're not
bathing your dog enough if your dog is
dirty it can cause a bacterial build-up
which then causes dandruff to happen so
simply bathing your dog regularly with a
natural dog shampoo can help dandruff I
bathe my dog once or my dog's once every
couple of weeks or so so it's depending
on the season and how dirty they are and
if your environment is really dry I live
in Canada so in the winter the heat gets
turned on and in our house gets really
dry and that can cause dry skin which
then causes dandruff as well so a great
solution for that would be to add
humidity back into your home and also
try and keep your dog's bed away from
the heat vents that pushes the dry air
out there are also some also some other
potential culprits that dandruff that's
a little more complex a common one is
fungus now this can be caused by a poor
immune system and ideally you would want
to approach this from the inside with
nutrition and supplementation in
partnership with topical options such as
a natural healing shampoo that has
antifungal properties Oscar and Molly
has a great product called neem shampoo
bar just for this type of thing its
antifungal antibacterial and it's
extremely moisturizing you can also add
colloidal silver and spray it onto your
dog's skin colloidal silver is a great
antibacterial antifungal
ingredient and it's good solution for
all those in between shampoos as well
now if your dog has dandruff in only
certain spots with red skin blotches
raised oily skin patches missing firuzan
skin these are more severe and can be
related to poor immunity or reaction to
something like a vaccine allergies mites
and I would suggest that you consider
your dog's diet and immunity and also a
visit to your local holistic vet might
be in order but as far as providing your
dog with relief to the dandruff and the
and the itch regular bathing natural
shampoos made especially for dogs
moisture in the air colloidal silver and
spa treatments are great options for
immediate relief
another easiest thing to do is you can
add good-quality fatty acid supplements
to your dog's daily regime and always
have fresh water available I hope that
this video was helpful thank you so much
for watching and to help you further
I've put together a free list of natural
ingredients that are extremely helpful
in healing and soothing the skin I want
to give this to you for free here's all
you need to do is click the link below
this video and I'll send you that list
at no cost to you it's not only going to
help you identify what ingredients to
look for in product but will also give
you a look of a toolbox of ideas of what
to do if other skin issues come up you
can be your own dog skin hero so go
ahead click the link below this video
and I'll send it to you right away
thanks for watching and I'll see you
again soon
you
holistic pet expert in founder of Oscar
in Mali in this video I'll give you
tricks to help your dog get rid of that
embarrassing dandruff
okay well I don't think your dog is
embarrassed by the dandruff but he's
probably annoyed if his skin is itchy
dandruff comes from excess production of
skin cells I made a short video on what
dandruff is if you want to check it out
but a quick explanation is that dandruff
is dead skin cells that are being pushed
to the surface in larger quantities than
normal and that causes the excess dry
flaky skin now to get rid of the dry
flaky skin we have to try and figure out
why your dog has dandruff in the first
place so let's try out some let's try to
rule out some simple things first it can
be that your dog is getting bathed too
often with irritating shampoo a dog's
skin has different pH levels than we do
so if you're using a human shampoo even
a baby one it will actually irritate
their skin so make sure that the shampoo
is pH appropriate for your dog as well
as natural and moisturizing or on the
reverse side it can be that you're not
bathing your dog enough if your dog is
dirty it can cause a bacterial build-up
which then causes dandruff to happen so
simply bathing your dog regularly with a
natural dog shampoo can help dandruff I
bathe my dog once or my dog's once every
couple of weeks or so so it's depending
on the season and how dirty they are and
if your environment is really dry I live
in Canada so in the winter the heat gets
turned on and in our house gets really
dry and that can cause dry skin which
then causes dandruff as well so a great
solution for that would be to add
humidity back into your home and also
try and keep your dog's bed away from
the heat vents that pushes the dry air
out there are also some also some other
potential culprits that dandruff that's
a little more complex a common one is
fungus now this can be caused by a poor
immune system and ideally you would want
to approach this from the inside with
nutrition and supplementation in
partnership with topical options such as
a natural healing shampoo that has
antifungal properties Oscar and Molly
has a great product called neem shampoo
bar just for this type of thing its
antifungal antibacterial and it's
extremely moisturizing you can also add
colloidal silver and spray it onto your
dog's skin colloidal silver is a great
antibacterial antifungal
ingredient and it's good solution for
all those in between shampoos as well
now if your dog has dandruff in only
certain spots with red skin blotches
raised oily skin patches missing firuzan
skin these are more severe and can be
related to poor immunity or reaction to
something like a vaccine allergies mites
and I would suggest that you consider
your dog's diet and immunity and also a
visit to your local holistic vet might
be in order but as far as providing your
dog with relief to the dandruff and the
and the itch regular bathing natural
shampoos made especially for dogs
moisture in the air colloidal silver and
spa treatments are great options for
immediate relief
another easiest thing to do is you can
add good-quality fatty acid supplements
to your dog's daily regime and always
have fresh water available I hope that
this video was helpful thank you so much
for watching and to help you further
I've put together a free list of natural
ingredients that are extremely helpful
in healing and soothing the skin I want
to give this to you for free here's all
you need to do is click the link below
this video and I'll send you that list
at no cost to you it's not only going to
help you identify what ingredients to
look for in product but will also give
you a look of a toolbox of ideas of what
to do if other skin issues come up you
can be your own dog skin hero so go
ahead click the link below this video
and I'll send it to you right away
thanks for watching and I'll see you
again soon
you
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