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Mustard Oil
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Mustard oil is good for reducing the bumps on skin, called pruritis, resulting from flea bite dermatitis. This term simply means an allergic reaction to flea bites. The underlying cause, the fleas themselves, must first be eliminated in order for this remedy to be effective This too can be achieved naturally by spraying your dog with a simple solution of lemon water. It works because fleas hate citrus.
Vitamin E
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Vitamin E oil, which is effective for a dog's dry skin, can be applied directly and massaged in, added to bath water or given in capsule form. Consult your veterinarian before employing this last method.
Chamomile Tea
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Chamomile tea can also safely relieve minor skin irritations. Chill it in the refrigerator and spray directly onto the affected area of your dog's skin
Oatmeal
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A bath in finely ground oatmeal can help relieve itchiness in dogs with skin allergies. For this, you will need baby oatmeal, or you can grind adult oatmeal in a food processor. Then, stir it into warm bathwater.
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Skin Soothing Herbs for Canines
Dry or itchy skin can be every bit as uncomfortable for a dog as it is for a human. Owners who prefer natural remedies can find ways to relieve skin irritation that do not contain chemicals that could make the condition worse. Always see your veterinarian before implementing any treatment to determine the cause of the problem and the safety of the treatment