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Dry Dog Shampoo Recipe

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Date: 02/02/2006 Topics: Make Your Own > Pet Food and Items | Pets > Dogs > Grooming | Readers Request > Pets  
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Does anyone know a homemade DRY dog shampoo. By dry I mean one that does not need to be washed out. Thank you!

Linda from Seattle, WA
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Post By Debra (Guest Post) (04/17/2008)
We live in NM. Dry and dusty. My golden loves to roll in the dirt. Can anyone give me a suggestion on what to use to wipe him off before he comes in the house?

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Post by katieandjeffy (79) | (03/17/2006)
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Baby powder works well for that. Sprinkle on and brush through fur, it too absorbs odor and oil. This is what I use on my cats and dog.

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Post By debbie (Guest Post) (02/03/2006)
i've used baking soda in between baths, just sprinkle on and brush in really well. absorbs oil and odor, and if the dog licks it won't harm him. i've also found that when my dogs don't smell so good, if i just give them a good brushing it helps immensely. they often don't need a bath after i've done this. i believe it's the loose dead hair that traps the dander which actually smells.

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Post By Karen Howell (Guest Post) (02/02/2006)
I've heard that you can use cornstarch (for humans too).

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