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In article <30F7299D.2FB2@ucc.su.oz.au> Dink <jkplai@ucc.su.oz.au> writes:
>From: Dink <jkplai@ucc.su.oz.au>
>Subject: Pet Baths
>Date: Sat, 13 Jan 1996 13:40:13 +1000

>I've got two fully grown dogs - a golden retriever and a collie. Does 
>anyone bath their dogs regularly? Mine start to have an odour only 2-3 
>days after a bath. I want to clean them regularly, but I heard that it's 
>unhealthy for the dogs. Is this true? 
>And does anyone have a good method of bathing their dogs? Mine are quite 
>large, and tends to struggle a lot when we clean him.

>Thanks


Our firm makes FIDO'S RINSE CONCENTRATE a pyrethrum based flea 
and tick rinse.  It kills fleas and ticks naturally, cleans the coat, and 
makes your dog , cat, guinea pig, rabbit, look, smell and feel good -  cuddle 
with confidence.  It is available from vets and pet shops.

It has been on the market for six years and has developed a big following here 
in Queensland in the hydrobath business in addition to the usual home use 
application.  We have no evidence that regular use has caused  skin problems,
and don't expect so as it is water-based, not hydrocarbon-based. Additionally, 
FIDO'S RINSE CONCENTRATE does not contain an organophosphate inseticide.

Hydrobaths suitable for the home user are the ideal for the larger more 
boisterous dog , but do cost a bit. However to the best of my knowledge they 
have never been cheaper. I suggest you try Hay You on phone 07 3274  2644 ,
ask for Ray and tell him John sent you.  

If anyone would like a free sample for a single rinse( make sure the thick 
coat is completely penetrated )  please e-mail with your postal address  to  
Mavlab @ gil.com.au, or fax 07 3808 4328.

Cheers,

John Lamberth  MVSc
Managing Director