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Sedona The Wise Cracker     Barked: Sat Mar 9, '13 4:48pm PST  HOLY SMOKES! I popped on here to find an old post about fish oil and...whoa! I feel for the mods that have to clean up this mess. What a nightmare! my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become pals [notify]

Sedona The Wise Cracker     Barked: Sat Jun 4, '11 7:52pm PST  Slicker brushes will get out knots and the like? Her ear and butt hair are prone to matting. I've never used one before as we're a pin comb and pin brush household. I thought slicker brushes just pulled out undercoat. my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become pals [notify]

Grooming > Coat upkeep after a shave?

Sedona The Wise Cracker     Barked: Fri Jun 3, '11 4:05pm PST  My Mom has a double coated (triple maybe, who knows) dog whose coat is in pretty rough shape. I'm not there but I imagine the undercoat is matted. I recommended that she take the pooch into the groomer to see what can be done but I'm almost positive that the dog will need to be shaved. So my question is, what tools should she use to maintain the coat after the shave? The fur is long and super thick (she's a Retriever/Border Collie/Australian Shepherd/Who-knows-what-possibly-a-bear mix). I recommended a Zoom Groom for shedding and a pin comb for tangles, but I've never dealt with a shaved coat so I don't know what do really. I know she won't be comfortable using a comb with a blade unless she absolutely has to use one. Her mobility isn't the greatest and she'd be afraid she'd hurt the dog. Knowing her, she probably would and hurt herself in the process. Thanks in advance! my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become pals [notify]

Contests and Vote For Me! > Oh please oh please oh please

Sedona The Wise Cracker     Barked: Tue Apr 12, '11 12:54am PST  Contest is still going on and the competition is tight! Any votes would be awesome. my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become pals [notify]

Dog of the Day & Week > DOG OF THE WEEK!!!

Sedona The Wise Cracker     Barked: Fri Mar 18, '11 2:38pm PST  Thanks bud my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become pals [notify]

Sedona The Wise Cracker     Barked: Sun Mar 13, '11 2:06pm PST  Grats Duke! my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become pals [notify]

Dog of the Day & Week > DOG OF THE WEEK!!!

Sedona The Wise Cracker     Barked: Wed Mar 9, '11 6:35pm PST  Thanks Nina. I'll take the "up highs" and you can do the "down lows." I think that will work out wonderfully. my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become pals [notify]

Raw Food Diet > Month long gorge/fast diet, any advice?

Sedona The Wise Cracker     Barked: Wed Mar 9, '11 3:34pm PST  I read something awhile back that indicated iodine actually *evaporates from things like kelp and sea salt. Trying to find that again.... *Evaporates is probably the wrong term, but whatevs. ETA: Meh, can't find the specific article I read before. I did come across a quip that said kelp is rather high in bromide and it very well may cancel out the iodine in a kelp supplement. I wonder if I can get any info from Solid Gold about this... my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become pals [notify]

Raw Food Diet > Cooper's new diet plan ...

Sedona The Wise Cracker     Barked: Wed Mar 9, '11 3:18pm PST  You can feed quarters for bone and fill in the rest of the meat requirement with red meat. I, personally, like to get bone from different critters. The mineral makeup differs depending on the animal; this is the same reason I feed organ from multiple animals. Here we do mostly red meat bones like pork (hocks, riblets, country style ribs), lamb (shoulder), mutton (shanks and shoulders), and goat (shanks and shoulders again). Also whole small fish (sardines, mack, etc)provides bone. I wouldn't consider the smoothie as part of his diet. It's a fine treat though. Sedona eats fruit and yogurt with me. Scratch that, she eats a bite of most everything I eat. But I don't count that as part of her diet. It's just a treat. If he isn't having problems with the smoothie, then cool beans. my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become pals [notify]

Sedona The Wise Cracker     Barked: Wed Mar 9, '11 2:34pm PST  I got an e-mail telling me that Sedona was Dogster's Dog of the Week! Yay! When I told her about the honor she was pretty happy about it. Then I told her about all the gifts, messages, and pup pal requests she got. She was really excited and wanted to say thanks and give everyone a big high five. She'd also like to know if being Dog of the Week means she gets extra treats. Does it? my posts | my page | msg me | gift me | become pals [notify]

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