1. TIPS By the Whole Dog Journal November 2005 issue
To Promote health, the diet must be formulated to meet the individual pet needs. No single diet suits all pets.
Any pet with a skin problem, needs an improved diet. If the pet is being fed a low-grade or mid quality kibble, try a better one. If they are already on a good food, try a quality canned or frozen raw diet. Home prepared is ideal with a variety of fresh meats and vegetables is ideal.

2. TIPS By the Whole Dog Journal November 2005 issue
Adding supplemental vitamins (A,C, and E) antioxidants adding Omega 3 and 6’s to the diet are extremely beneficial
Herbal remedies can be helpful
Enhancing the immune system by providing a rich source of antioxidants and other nutrients to relieve itchiness, calm nervousness and let the animal sleep better which is a direct benefit to the skin.
Daily massage is a great skin therapy for dogs, cats and humans alike.

3. Web Links www.lowchensaustralia.com www.thepetcenter.com

4. Magazines
Bark
Animal Wellness

5. Products Essential Fatty Oils Missing Link Solid Gold Seameal
Salmon Oil, Cod Liver Oil, Flax Seed, Dreamcoat, Pure Coconut Oil,
Missing Link
Solid Gold Seameal
Urban Wolf Softgels
Homeopet products
Hot Spots, Skin and Itch Relief
World Herbs Hot Spot (External)
Nature’s Specialties Wham and Quicker Slicker
Immune Boosters
Colostrum
Shampoos
Oatmeal, medicated
Skin and Itch
Quicker Slicker