December 1st, 2008
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Just like with human children who get into sticky stuff, you can try to roll the goop out of the hair with a gob of peanut butter. If that doesn’t work, you’ll have to cut out the area in question. |
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Stopping the flakes: Does feeding a dog oil help with dry skin?
Stopping the flakes: Does feeding a dog oil help with dry skin?
A big bonus with using the peanut butter method is that there will be no need to clean up the peanut butter since they will probably lick it all off!