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     Don Slade Paid Member Username: dtx Post Number: 1186 Registered: 02-2007 Posted From: 172.165.240.165  Rating: N/A |
The dishing soap is great for shampooing an animal that is really grimey. Doing a primary shampoo and rinse may not produce much of any lather if really dirty. Then giving the animal a final soap up will work better at producing a clean skin and coat. For some skin problems that goats encounter such as flaky or scaley areas, I found that using a scrub brush to work in a dandruff shampoo(containing a zinc active ingredient) can do wonders. Don Slade | ||
| Gary Pfalzbot Board Administrator Username: admin Post Number: 345 Registered: 07-2005 Posted From: 72.171.0.139  Rating: N/A |
Shampooing. I have found out that goats love to be shampooed every few months. I use Dawn dish washing soap, and it works great. And it does not cost an arm and a leg either. Originally posted by Linda Houle - reposted to give continuity to forum} Gary Pfalzbot, GoatWorld (719) 267-4279 |
