How Do You Reduce Summer Dog Odor Without A Bath?
Dogs don’t really perspire, do they? You have probably asked your veterinarian that exact question more than once. It seems like warm summer days bring out the worst in the odor management department where dogs are concerned. No, dogs don’t perspire like humans do, however they do pant to help control their internal body temperature. Of course we all know, there is an odor associated with this overheating…something often referred to as Doggie B.O. (body odor). Baby Powder – Have you ever noticed how most people comment on how wonderful a baby smells? Typically, that soft smelling aroma comes from your basic baby powder. If is is safe to use on a newborn baby, then a little powder on a stinky dog won’t hurt him a bit. You can sprinkle a little baby powder on an old hand towel and thoroughly wipe your dogs with the towel. If your dog has a fairly dark coat, pat her down a few times to make sure there is no visible powdery residue. Also, be careful not to get any of the powder in your d
