Most unpleasant dog smells that are found on the coat will have originated in the stomach, although some coat types can attract and hold smells more than others. For habitually smelly dogs it is recommended that the four stage, four week de-tox programme is followed:

1. Give Doggy De-Tox tablets daily for four weeks and as needed thereafter.

2. Bathe your dog with Pennyroyal Shampoo to leave the coat minty fresh and shiny and to repel any fleas and ticks.

3. Boost the immune system with Garlic & Fenugreek tablets – a fully veterinary licensed herbal medicine that bolsters the resistance and allows your dog to give bugs the heave-ho.

4. Clean your dog’s teeth using Roast Dinner Veterinary Toothpaste. The low foam formula ensures there is no need to rinse and spit and sage oil freshens the teeth and gums. This will give your pet a natural spring clean through whole body purification and so neutralise those smells that come through as a general doggy smell on the coat.

For smelly ears use the Homœopathic remedy Hepar Sulph 15C. Doggy De-Tox tablets may also help reduce the odour of bitches in season.

Don’t forget you can contact Dorwest on 01308 897272 for advice on treatment for your dog.