Have you used Aveeno oatmeal bath treatments for a dog?
Question by Bordeaux: Have you used Aveeno oatmeal bath treatments for a dog?
My dog has severe allergies – most likely to food. He’s been on a downward spiral for the past month and he is now on prescription ultra-low allergen food (z/d), Temaril-P, and Douxo calm shampoo and spray. It’s been a rough ride so far, but we now have to ride out a food trial for 3 months without expecting any improvement in the next month or so…
Anyway, as I was driving home from the vet’s today I remember that when I had a serious reaction to penicillin a couple of years back, the only thing that kept me from scratching my skin raw were aveeno oatmeal baths. This dog’s skin is so irritated, so red and lumpy and he cringes at our touch. He’s so miserable that he lies on the floor and shakes like he’s freezing cold – something the vet attributes to the severe generalized itching and discomfort. Can I use Aveeno baths on a dog? I think the effect would be faster than the Douxo spray and it is not toxic in any way.
Any advice?
P.S.: I know all about holistic premium food and I hate Hill’s as much as anyone else, so please don’t tell me that this is all a food change away from a cure, ok? Been there, done that. At some point, when your dog is giving up and losing all its hair, you kind of have to trust your vet.
Called the vet’s office and got the green light. The baths are just 100% colloidal oatmeal, so there is nothing that says it’s formulated for humans or anything. It’s just like using oatmeal, just more convenient and more expensive. Thanks RottenRots for your input at least you paid attention to the question and tried to help!
Best answer:
Answer by Sammy Ann
idk if i ever have but i hear its relly good for their skin and fur.
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