My dog's hair turned yellow, what do I do
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My dog has plenty of white hair, and it did not turn yellow. I would suggest you check with your groomer. I will tell you that I give my German Shepherd coconut oil on every bowl of food. Her coat is super soft and shiny for a GS. If your pup's hair is dried out, that may be why it stained. I'm not sure what else to tell you, hope this helps......
278382
Never had the problem with my German Shepherd on his white and tan color hair. Does not stain my hands. Try natural whiteners if washing does not help. Lemon juice and water so long as the dog does not have any open sores. Chamomile tea which also helps with the hair. Hope this helps.
278383
Yes, I just noticed the same thing on my white pitbull. She is yellow in the sun. I still love this stuff. The fleas are gone, so I won't be using it anymore this season.
719008
i would spray the white nok out on the item first. let the nok out dry and try a smell test. it should remove the odor. if this does not work then try the yellow.
2259148
Just pull the fur off with your fingers and put in the trash (or compost pile). If you need to, rinse it out with soap and water. Very low tech and works wonders.
1867779
I guess you'd have to contact the manufacturer. I've trusted it and have been very pleased with it. It was recommended to me by some very knowledgeable dog breeders and owners that I trust. I would be shocked, I guess, if this product were anything less than of the highest quality - I hope I'm right!!
2154745
My dog has really short fine hair, so I'm not sure. I still see A LOT of her hair, BUT it definitely purifies the air. The dog smell is GONE.
2009919
Hi, make sure the collar is tight enough that the electrodes contact the skin. We have a golden retriever and I had to make sure the collar was tight because of all her hair. Hope this helps.
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Yes, just give you dog some Peanut butter on a spoon it occupies them while you are trimming their nails but if they get fussy let it go and come back at a later date.You must trim a very small amount 1/16" or 1/8" at a time to Be Sure and Do Not Cut into the Quick. If you do cut into the Quick you need something like Kwik Stop Powder to stop the bleeding, also your dog will not like you for a little while. You can find the Quick by looking at the underside of the dogs nail to see where the nail meets flesh.It would be like cutting the tip of your finger so please be careful. As for the trimmers there are two sizes small and large I have both and they are great. Enjoy CWN Yes, just give you dog some Peanut butter on a spoon it occupies them while you are trimming their nails but if they get fussy let it go and come back at a later date.You must trim a very small amount 1/16" or 1/8" at a time to Be Sure and Do Not Cut into the Quick. If you do cut into the Quick you need something like Kwik Stop Powder to stop the bleeding, also your dog will not like you for a little while. You can find the Quick by looking at the underside of the dogs nail to see where the nail meets flesh.It would be like cutting the tip of your finger so please be... » Read More Yes, just give you dog some Peanut butter on a spoon it occupies them while you are trimming their nails but if they get fussy let it go and come back at a later date.You must trim a very small amount 1/16" or 1/8" at a time to Be Sure and Do Not Cut into the Quick. If you do cut into the Quick you need something like Kwik Stop Powder to stop the bleeding, also your dog will not like you for a little while. You can find the Quick by looking at the underside of the dogs nail to see where the nail meets flesh.It would be like cutting the tip of your finger so please be careful. As for the trimmers there are two sizes small and large I have both and they are great. Enjoy CWN « Show Less
1437581
Buy another dye. Cause the color will not show in your hair. Plus it turns dark purple.
1315889
you have to talk with your vet. the ingredients on same for dogs and humans is not identical, the differences may not be beneficial to your dog.
1560602
This will work the same as the shampoo. Eliminates yellow. Brings in silver highlights. Conditions OK.
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I only have a short haired dog and it de-sheds a lot of her hair... have to do it a couple times a week, not FurMaster's fault... just the dog.
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I would look for pure essential oils, and carrier oils, high in B's. Fleas hate B. I've used Infusium shampoo on my dogs, and noted how the fleas were quicker to jump off the skin. If I were to go natural, I'd choose a decent carrier oil, and add some Tea Tree, and perhaps another compatible/suitable essential, and massage it into the skin, and fur, after shampooing my dog, massaging it around for a few minutes, and then doing a final rinse. There's plenty of information available online to come up with a proper solution, and please remember to do so. Please never take another's word as the solution, without informing yourself first. Good luck! I would look for pure essential oils, and carrier oils, high in B's. Fleas hate B. I've used Infusium shampoo on my dogs, and noted how the fleas were quicker to jump off the skin. If I were to go natural, I'd choose a decent carrier oil, and add some Tea Tree, and perhaps another compatible/suitable essential, and massage it into the skin, and fur, after shampooing my dog, massaging it around for a few minutes, and then doing a final rinse. There's plenty of information available online to come up with a proper solution, and please remember to do so. Please never take another's word as the... » Read More I would look for pure essential oils, and carrier oils, high in B's. Fleas hate B. I've used Infusium shampoo on my dogs, and noted how the fleas were quicker to jump off the skin. If I were to go natural, I'd choose a decent carrier oil, and add some Tea Tree, and perhaps another compatible/suitable essential, and massage it into the skin, and fur, after shampooing my dog, massaging it around for a few minutes, and then doing a final rinse. There's plenty of information available online to come up with a proper solution, and please remember to do so. Please never take another's word as the solution, without informing yourself first. Good luck! « Show Less
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I don't know. I just know it turned my hair a weird yellow gray color. Be careful.
1776233
Hi , I highly recommend this product to everyone who is interested to know about their dog bread . but i amnot sure about hair , i think is possible ..sorry about your dog ,i know how hard could be on you .Thanks
629859
I'm not sure[google it] but it can yellow so I've started using a water base polyurethane.
1710785
Mine too was ordered from Amazon and it is also a pale yellow. I was told this product cost twice as much at the vet's office when prescribed. We only use a teeny tiny pinch once a day to cure loose stools. It works.
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Dog hair is a problem for us, too. I was actually concerned that the sheep balls would collect too much dog hair. They collect some but not much. I did use a piece of tape to remove it from them. I tend to use a sticky lint roller or pieces of packing tape to remove the dog fur from things. Tedious but nothing else seems to work. Maybe I will try some dryer sheets for that...thanks! Might try the dryer sheets plus the sheep balls at the same time.