[nagdu] speaking of winter...

[Tracy Carcione]

Um, just because something is all-natural doesn't mean it's non-toxic.  I
can think of several plants that are quite toxic, for instance.  Just a
friendly reminder.

Someone wondered why her dog was scratching extra in the winter--Drummer
the dog.  My dogs are scratching more than usual as well.  I think it's
because the heat is drying out the air, despite the humidifier.
Tracy

> Hi Julie,
>
> No ideas for you as regards the static problem other than using dryer
> sheets
> or spraying Static Guard on the jacket or something.  However, I have used
> Musher's Secret and I like it a lot.  It keeps the snow and ice from
> building up between the pads so much, and if it does get in there, it's a
> lot easier to just pull right out.  Of course Sunny being a golden, she
> has
> long hair between her pads which collects snow like crazy, and then it
> sticks there and forms ice balls, so the Musher's Secret keeps it from
> doing
> that.  Also it is a great salve for cracked and dried out winter pads.  It
> soaks right in and the dog's pads feel much smoother and in better
> condition
> after applying it.  It is all natural too so you don't have to worry if
> Monty tries to lick it off. <smile>
>
> Good luck.
>
> AnnaLisa and Sundance, who are tired of being in the deep freeze
>
>
>
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