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Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: Devon, England
Posts: 334
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Thanks people. And bubbad I've just done a bit of research into that brewers yeast. Sounds great so I've just ordered us some. Hope it will keep the nasy bugs off my lil baby xx
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Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: London UK
Posts: 706
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Yep Bubbard we give the girls a clove of garlic each a day and yes me harping on a vinegar and water squirt. Never had a problem.Citrus as well - if you squeeze a couple lemons or oranges and a little bit of water then whipe them down.
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Yorkshire UK
Posts: 375
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I still maintain that fox poo works best!!
My hound stinks to high heaven this morning, and that's after a bath 2 days ago, fox poo has a lingering scent, no fleas on my hound.!!![]() I've not heard the brewers yeast one either, going to look it up. It might smell a bit better than Bella's self prescribed cure. In saying that her odour will keep the in laws away, so it's not all bad. |
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