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Beckdiesel03
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I'm looking for something that knocks down the English lab oil stink. Furminator was my previous favorite but I feel it changed after Covid. The feed store shampoos also leave something to be desired.
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Get a medicated shampoo with ketoconazole or miconazole and an ear rinse with the same ingredient.
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I swear by Keto-hex shampoo. Leave on for 5 min and completely rinse off. Kills bacteria and yeast that make the smell. Safe to use weekly.
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To add on to what Scotty said, make sure the dog doesn't have a skin or ear infection.
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me an my lab both use head and shoulders
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My vet recommends plain Dawn dishwashing liquid. After we switched to that, my beagles stopped smelling like Fritos.
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In reply to Ryan the Temp • 1:16p, 12/5/25
Really? It's not too drying? I may try that.
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I've always had good luck using these livestock water/scrub brushes. TSC used to carry them, but I didn't see any online. Really helps get down to the skin and separate all the hair.
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In reply to Max06 • 4:14p, 12/5/25
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I got something like that from Amazon. Works great

https://a.co/d/9
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Their skin and ears are fine, they just get stinky faster than I would care for lol. I do probably need to get a brush to really get in there. I will try some of these out-thanks!
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Bought the keto hex and the scrubber and bathed the black lab yesterday. Even waited the 5 minutes which sucks because she is the hardest to bath. Didn't get to the chocolate lab before the front hit so he will be done later this week. Thanks again!
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In reply to Max06 • 6:36p, 12/8/25
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Max06 said:
I've always had good luck using these livestock water/scrub brushes. TSC used to carry them, but I didn't see any online. Really helps get down to the skin and separate all the hair.


Chewy and Valley Vet Supply have several options. We used to use them on show pigs.
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