Exclusively for a sensitive skinned Siberian husky
583105
We purchased this thru the subscribe and save. Seems to be worth my time to do so. This is our first use fo this particular flavor/type. This is going exclusively to one of my Siberians that has skin issues. Which so far have been very resistant to healing, and has only began to respond to new medication. We have hope with the food change and that the medication&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Sarcoptic-Mange-Medicine-8-oz-By-Happy-Jack/dp/B0002XI7BO/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Sarcoptic Mange Medicine - 8 oz - By Happy Jack</a>&nbsp;will solve her issues. The Happy Jack has stoped the itching and her skin is healing/ The vet was unable to diagnose her condition and we have exhausted all of the prescribed meds. Those meds never helped her in any real capacity.
Based upon some of the other reviews, we decided to switch her diet to this, and keeping my fingers crossed it will help. It wasn't an issue making the change as we already feed our dogs Purina. Delivery from Amazon sure helped as I was unable to find it in a local store.
1876194
Great harness! I have a Siberian Husky who doesn't walk too well on the leash because he gets excited and pulls to the point of choking himself but this harness helps correct that! He still pulls, but his pulling is harmless now! Definitely recommend this item! OneTigris also works really well with exchanges of you buy the wrong size!
38353
I have 3 Siberian Huskies and two of them are protected with this barrier.  I have tried other brands and this one is a keeper. My third is in a hammock between the front and back.  He stays in his space  with a safety belt.  All enjoy the car rides.
3291712
My dog smells like a fancy pants owns him! I mean he actually smells good. Dogs do t smell good! And he's a husky who runs ten miles a day through trails and woods and he still smells good for days! Unless he finds his own natural "cologne" in the woods to roll around on.

I use all of the furminator products, essential for my long haired woogsie husky. Conditioner smells great too as does the de shedding and the no bath sprays. My dog smells better than me sometimes.
820595
My sister and I adopted two huskies from the same litter. I have been feeding my dog this brand for about 6 months. She has been feeding her dog a different brand. We met up to let the siblings play together and the benefits of this brand are noticeable to the eye. My huskies coat is softer and more shiny then her brothers. I have been told on many occasions that she is the healthiest husky people have seen.
They only real downside is that she doesn't seem to enjoy the taste but she will eat it. I am sure that can be said about any brand so I did not subtract any stars for that.
522810
We have five dogs in our household, ranging from toy breeds with sensitive stomachs and picky appetites, to a 110+ lb moose-dog, and Precise did well for all of them.  The fat dachshund lost some weight, the shepherd mix that struggles with demodectic mange had an improved coat, and the moose-dog's coat was absolutely stunning.  It also cleared up my husky mix's yeasty ears; sadly, I have to feed something else because I found out that the husky is allergic to chicken.  *sigh*  If you are looking for a good dog food at a reasonable price, give Precise a try.
4813519
This is a real nice product for dogs with skin problems.
The fragrance is light that do not affect your dog respiratory allergies.
861296
This was a perfect fit for my husky.... Unfortunately she only got to use it once, she passed away suddenly. I took a picture of her wearing it and 4 hours later she was gone. Thank you, We ( she) loved it.
411463
I've raised several Siberian Huskies on this food and it is well tolerated and they always have liked it (never anything but empty dishes).  They NEVER turn their nose up. It's made with high quality ingredients, and this power formula is what huskies need: high protein and fat, low carbohydrates.  I saw and tried Eukanuba's 30/20 performance formula (since it has a tad more fat), but switched right back to Eagle Pack Power after I studied the ingredients more carefully.  You can't go wrong with this dog food if you have a northern dog like a Siberian or one that needs densely nutritious food.
1759995
Really like this shampoo. Our furry family member has sensitive skin and this shampoo is kind to his skin. Plus our groomer likes the scent!
510673
I wish they had this in the 180 size.  Four years ago my Cavalier spaniel was almost bald from scratching and chewing.  My vet said she needed to see a do allergist.  I told my groomer about it and she suggest I try the skin and coat.  Within two days of trying it Molly stopped the itching.  When I discovered they had the Hypoallergenic Skin and Coat I switched her to that one.  Her Mother, Belle, is on the regular non allergy kind and they both have beautiful coats with no scratching. q
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I feel bad when I have to put this on my Husky.  But when he won't stop licking a hot spot, there is sometimes no other alternative.  We had a hard plastic cone before, but it hurt us sometimes when he approached and bumped into us.  He would also jerk back when the cone struck the door way or furniture.

This cone is softer and more flexible, so when it hits us or the doorway, the impact is less and not painful for him or us.

You have to make sure it is tight so he can't slide it back.  Since it is flexible, it is possible for him to push it out of the way and reach his paw with his tongue, unless the cone is tight around his neck (not choking, of course, but snug).
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I imagine it would work well given time. My husky's snout is very narrow which led to an awkward fit. She could not get through the initial training with it because she would slip out of it every chance she had. If we tightened it, it would be press on her eyes. I tried two different sizes and ran into the same issue.
I spent twice as much and bought a Ruffwear Front Range Harness and it works amazing from day one. My husky has been gradually loosing the desire to pull it and now when she doesn't wear the harness she'll just sit down when she sees another dog instead of pulling. 5 stars for that! 3 stars for this product though.
1742599
If you know someone who has sensitive skin or simply likes comfort and warmth, this is the product for you
3515163
My Siberian Husky is a VERY picky eater, but enjoys the Milk Bone Healthy Favorites Chewy Treats whether Beef or Chicken. I wish there were more in each package!!
2889372
My beautiful little cocker spaniel, Kiko, had a terrible skin condition called seboria.  He secreated a thick oil that made him and everywhere he went smell awfull.  His hair fell out by handfulls, and he was covered with scabs.  His underside developed a black mold that wouldn't wash off.  None of the vets ideas worked.  I tried everything.  I kept him on dog food for dogs with alergies which helped a little.  I bathed him twice a week with a strong shampoo but before he was even dry he would be stinking again.  He made our whole house stink.  His skin was red and swollen and his feet were so sore we called him tripod.  We were considering having him put down. But he's such a sweet, good dog, I kept looking on line and reading blogs.  I finally found Zinpro Biscuits and now after a year on them he's like a normal dog.  He's so beautiful. He has a long, extremely full coat, and I can bath him once a month.  Only the good part of seboria has stayed with him, the fleas don't like him.
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I started out being a foster mom for a beagle, then I decided she needed to stay with me.  Lovely little beagle who had the oiliest skin/coat I have ever come across.  I was a vet tech and thought I was reasonably knowledgeable, but life is not a textbook, and is certainly different when you are working with dogs and cats who have been terribly neglected.

This dog would become greasy just hours after a thorough bath, had frequent yeast infections in her ears and rashes on her chest and belly.  I decided to hit this problem from all areas- diet, bathing, acupuncture, homeopathic treatments, supplements, everything.  I have a fused cervical spine and bathing is difficult, so I decided to cover as many areas to hopefully speed her recovery so the bathing would be less frequent, for my sake and hers.

When I first started with her, she was on a dry dog food, received at least three baths a week and her bedding HAD to be washed frequently.

I changed her over to the Honest Kitchen's Thrive, but have also used Force and Keen, I have her on their herbal supplement Sparkle, fish oils, also Homeopet's Skin and Seborrhea remedy, a probiotic and enzyme product, though is currently just on a probiotic.

When I started to run out of DermabenSs shampoo, which I loved, I decided to try a different type of product as I just was not getting the results I wanted.  The smell is wonderful and it stripped her coat well, but within 3 days she was oily again.  I did more research and opted for a coal tar shampoo.

I read the reviews of this product and thought it was something I should try.  The price was reasonable.

As far a the fragrance goes, for a coal tar shampoo it is not too bad.  It could be much worse.  It is coal tar after all, it is not going to smell like a bouquet of flowers, but it is certainly better than an oily dog!  The lather is nice and I found it to rinse well enough.  My dog is a beagle.  Possibly with a thick coated dog or one with a longer coat, it would be more difficult, but then those types of coats simply take more work anyway.

This seems to do a nice job of exfoliating.  Minnie had had a litter of pups in her day and her nipples will get crusted over and this shampoo has done a better job of removing the dead skin than the other products.  I can also see that her coat is not oily in three days after a bath now.  She can go a week now without a bath.

When dealing with a skin issue, I had to remind myself that this problem is not skin deep.  But possibly a clue that other areas of her life were not in harmony.  That is why I threw practically everything except the kitchen sink at her to give her some relief.  I think everything has helped in it's own way.  Was there one thing that really tipped the balance?  I don't think so, I think it was the collective good that changed things.

I so wished I was working with a dog with dry skin as treating this oily condition requires so much work.

If anyone else out there is struggling with this problem, here are my recommendations:

Feed the best you absolutely can.  I am going to go out on a limb and say try using a prepared raw/dehydrated/frozen diet.  These dogs need water to help flush away toxins that have built up in their bodies and kibble can make matters worse.  I am going to start to switch her over to part THK and Wellness Core for cost reasons.  She was the poster child for food allergies and I hoping we have progressed far enough now that she can go on some kibble.  If things backslide, I know what worked and will return.

Consider supplements wisely.  Fatty acids are good in general for reducing inflammation.  Probiotics and enyzmes help dogs to make better use of their food and when you are using an expensive product you want them to get as much out of it as possible.  Also this helps with battling yeast in the ears.

Keep a journal as skin issues take a long time to turn around and you can begin to wonder if you have made any progress. So keep detailed notes and take pictures, too.  Good Luck!!