[nagdu] Stinky doggie!

[Tami Jarvis]

A bath should help. If the smell comes back right away, that will tell 
you something. Do you use a furminator or anything like that? My 
sister's lab gets stinky if she doesn't use the furminator to remove the 
undercoat. If she keeps that up, then he is a nice-smelling lab.

I've found that aloe vera gel can remove odors nicely, although it can 
dry the coat, so I follow it up with olive oil or something like that. 
And there's always vinegar. Um... That's about all I've got for now. 
Since it's warm enough, I would start with the bath and cleaning the 
bedding at work and see what happens from there. It could be build up 
from the trip and added stress of the trip causing more odor, or it 
could be something else. If the problem persists, then it may be time to 
check with a vet to see if there is a health reason.

Good luck!

Tami

On 01/14/2015 02:00 PM, Daryl Marie via nagdu wrote:
> Hi,
> As a bit of a followup to my previous posts, over the past couple of weeks Jenny has really started to smell.  It is not constant, doesn't smell like anything much beyond sweaty dog, and I cannot seem to isolate it to a particular area beyond the feet as previously discussed, but it is getting quite malodorous when it does appear.  Now that I am thinking about it, I am wondering if she is reacting to her bedding at work, as that is where the smell is the strongest for the longest period of time.
>
> I was thinking about giving her a bath myself now that it has warmed up (40 degrees or so), but have never done this.
>
> Any pointers on this or the smell would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Daryl and the beautiful (if smelly) Jenny
>
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