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		<title>Home Remedy for Dog Dandruff</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Dandruff is just dried up, undernourished dead skin cells, which fall of in the shape of flakes from the scalp (in case of humans) or all over the body in case of pets such as dogs.

Our typical home remedy would include the following prevention tips:

Ensure that you dog has a balanced Fluid intake of good [...]]]></description>
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<p>Dandruff is just dried up, undernourished dead skin cells, which fall of in the shape of flakes from the scalp (in case of humans) or all over the body in case of pets such as dogs.<br />
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Our typical home remedy would include the following prevention tips:</p>
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<li>Ensure that you dog has a balanced Fluid intake of good clean Water, preferably fresh water at every feed, and not water that has been lying around for hours or probably days together.</li>
<li>Though Local Ambient humidity would not be in our control, you could keep a watch on it to help in diagnosing if that is the only cause.</li>
<li>Ensure your Pet has a balanced diet, which includes basic Fats, and oil. Avoid feeding dry Food that lacks oil/Fat. What is seen outside is actually lacking inside.</li>
<li>Make sure you give your Precious doggy a super duper bath, with skin nourishing Dog shampoos, which contain natural ingredients. Do remember to rinse the dog thoroughly as remnants of the shampoo also can cause itching and rash. Small doses of Cooking oil/ Good Body oils brushed frequently, especially in Winter when there is lack of humidity, will work wonders and also balance the oil/fat level in the skin.</li>
<li>Lack of Hygiene: Keep the surroundings and the Doghouse/Dogs resting Place clean and tidy. Allowing the Dog to dry out itself naturally after a good toweling if necessary is important. Brush up the hair after during and use a good Dog powder to keep the skin Free of Flees.</li>
<li>Regular Brushing of the Fur and body along with a good body massage with a Home made mix of Lemon Juice with Vinegar (Yes it may keep the dog smelling for some time, but this works wonders!) will get rid of all that itchy dandruff for sure. After a good rub, you could wash him off with a good anti-dandruff shampoo and dust him with a good powder to keep him smelling good.</li>
<li>A balanced diet, which contains the right amount of Fats, Oily components, Calcium, and Vitamins, is a must. Vitamin “C” is mainly responsible for all skin Ailments. Good Quality Dog feed along with Home cooked Meat/ Supplementary food, gives a balanced diet for the dog.</li>
<li>Last but not least, give your previous one good company. What is commonly called as “Walking Dandruff” is caused by contact with other affected pets, so keep a watch for the those contagious ones. Better still walk your Dog personally, and you will have half your problems vanish.</li>
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<p>To summarize I would only say:</p>
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<li>good grooming</li>
<li>good hygiene</li>
<li>a great nourishing Wash</li>
<li>clean and healthy staying area</li>
<li>great balanced diet</li>
<li>good company</li>
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<p>And not to forget the “Line &amp; Vinegar” Bath if he does get one badly is just enough to keep the dandruff away.</p>
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