I battled that with Zimmer also, hope she feels better soon

Cathy & Zimmer



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I battled that with Zimmer also, hope she feels better soon

Cathy & Zimmer



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yes I have the clearasil pad and bullys are fun! love her to pieces! I laugh and say I have four kids two are fur kids but I think I worry about them just as much or maybe more because they cant tell me what is bothering them! Thanks a bunch!

yes I have the clearasil pad and bullys are fun! love her to pieces! I laugh and say I have four kids two are fur kids but I think I worry about them just as much or maybe more because they cant tell me what is bothering them! Thanks a bunch!

You can use original listerine around the mouth if you're concerned about the dog licking clearasil solution off her lips. Allow to air dry.

Olivia/Kano/Q-Ball

You can use original listerine around the mouth if you're concerned about the dog licking clearasil solution off her lips. Allow to air dry.

Olivia/Kano/Q-Ball

They're the easiest to clean. I dump boiling water in mine once a day and wash the bowls after every meal. Plastic harbors bacteria.
I wouldn't use clearasil ointment, but the pads should be OK. Aren't bulldogs fun?

Olivia/Kano/Q-Ball

They're the easiest to clean. I dump boiling water in mine once a day and wash the bowls after every meal. Plastic harbors bacteria.
I wouldn't use clearasil ointment, but the pads should be OK. Aren't bulldogs fun?

Olivia/Kano/Q-Ball

okay first the bowl question.......... WHICH bowl is she suppose to eat out of? Hers is stainless steel but our yorkies is plastic maybe I will change both to ceramic you know Abby being a bull dog she finishes what ever sissy doesnt eat! (they are on the same diet).

Now the more interesting thing is she is 10 mths old these bumps started say a month ago and she just finished her first heat cycle and they got worse during her heat cycle so Maybe its that! interesting I have some clearasil pads think that will work?

Thanks Ladies!

Dawn

okay first the bowl question.......... WHICH bowl is she suppose to eat out of? Hers is stainless steel but our yorkies is plastic maybe I will change both to ceramic you know Abby being a bull dog she finishes what ever sissy doesnt eat! (they are on the same diet).

Now the more interesting thing is she is 10 mths old these bumps started say a month ago and she just finished her first heat cycle and they got worse during her heat cycle so Maybe its that! interesting I have some clearasil pads think that will work?

Thanks Ladies!

Dawn

When Q went through his "teenage acne" phase, I used the alcohol-free stridex pads twice a day. I also tried to keep his face as clean and dry as possible (wiped after eating and drinking).

Olivia/Kano/Q-Ball

When Q went through his "teenage acne" phase, I used the alcohol-free stridex pads twice a day. I also tried to keep his face as clean and dry as possible (wiped after eating and drinking).

Olivia/Kano/Q-Ball

Our Rocky got bumps like that on his chin. Vet said they might be from plastic feeding bowls. Switched to ceramic and his went away. We use metal for our puppy, Harley.

Our Rocky got bumps like that on his chin. Vet said they might be from plastic feeding bowls. Switched to ceramic and his went away. We use metal for our puppy, Harley.