What Doctors Don't Tell You Australia/NZ

Easing the itch

“The skin is a very sensitive organ and an indicator of your pet’s general health”

Q Our 12-year-old mixed-breed dog, Carla, has lots of dandruff and is constantly scratching. We’ve tried various shampoos, but they haven’t really helped. Can you suggest any holistic solutions?

S.S., via email

A Just like humans, dogs and cats are constantly replenishing their skin cells; old cells are shed, and new cells replace them. But sometimes there is very rapid skin replacement, and as a result, dandruff—white flakes of dead skin cells—can be seen on your pet’s coat.

This condition is also known as “seborrhoea sicca.”As well as dry, flaky skin with white or translucent flakes of dander or dandruff, your pet may also be itchy and shed more

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