“If Your Dog Has A Stubborn Skin Problem, Here Are The Tried-And-True Dog Skin Solutions From The Old West Revealed…"
July 9, 2007 (Press Release) --
When A Cowboy’s “Best Friend” Had A Skin Problem In The Old West, Here’s What They Did…
From: Linda Kajda
Date: Monday, July 09, 2007
Dear Concerned Dog Owner,
If you want a fast, effective and (many times) dirt cheap solution for your dog’s skin problems, then this report is for you.
But I must warn you:
Some of the information on this page may infuriate unscrupulous dog skin solution manufactures who pass off cheap, kitchen-counter solutions as expensive remedies.
Case in point:
A few years ago, my dog “Pebbles”, (she’s a Pomeranian) started getting flaky skin. Then she started scratching constantly. Naturally, I freaked out.
I immediately called a vet and booked an appointment for the next day. (The office fee was $125 dollars, but I didn’t care. After all, Pebbles is my baby.)
How A Cowboy’s Great Grand-Daughter Cured My Dog And Saved Me $122 Bucks
That night, I phoned Heidi, a fellow dog owner (Heidi has a bichon frise named Snowball) to voice my concerns about Pebbles. To my surprise, she told me that her dog once had the same symptoms.
She told me that it sounded like my puppy had “dog dandruff” (yes, dogs get it too). But her cheap, simple solution floored me…
An Oatmeal Bath Cured My Dog’s Skin Problem!
When she told me to give my dog an oatmeal bath, I was skeptical. But the dandruff went away almost immediately. The next morning, I cancelled my veterinarian appointment. The oatmeal only cost me $3 bucks. The vet would have cost at least $125 bucks, plus additional money for expensive (and usually smelly) medicines.
I was amazed. Anybody who owns a dog knows that sooner or later, our furry friends will have some sort of skin problem.
So I pressed my friend for info. I wanted to know how she knew about the oatmeal bath solution. And what other remedies she had locked in that head of hers.
Turns out, her great grandfather was a cowboy near the turn of the century in what was still considered the old West. The dust from the gold rush had settled. And gunfights between settlers and Native Americans was ancient history, but times will still tough.
Most towns consisted of just a few farms and a saloon. Needless to say, qualified vets were a rarity.
So when a cowboy’s dog had some sort of skin problem, it was the cowboy’s job to diagnose the problem, and find a fast and cheap cure.
Turns out, my friend knew tons of amazing cures for various dog skin problems.
So I convinced her to reveal all her strategies for diagnosing dog skin problems… and the “Old West” cures her grandfather passed on to her.
She agreed. I wrote down every single word she uttered and typed it up. Now I’m thrilled to finally release…
Dog Skin Solutions Revealed
Your guide to diagnosing, treating and quickly curing a variety of dog skin problems
Allow me to be blunt for a moment. First of all, I think veterinarians are some of the smartest, most caring humans alive. I did not create this product to replace the expertise of a skilled veterinarian.
If your dog has a serious medical problem, I recommend you take her to the vet immediately. However, the cost of a consultation at a vet’s office has skyrocketed. So I’m always on the look out for simple remedies that I can try at home before I’m forced to drag Pebbles to the vet.
Look, I love my kids (my real ones, not my dog) more than anything in the world. But if my child simply had a hangnail or a minor blister, I wouldn’t dream of visiting a doctor. I’d treat it at home.
It’s the same way with my dog. If something is seriously wrong, I’m taking her to the vet, no questions asked. But if it’s less serious, I’d much rather treat her at home.
If you agree, then I think you’re going to love what you find inside
“Dog Skin Solutions Revealed”. As soon as you start reading you’ll discover…
The 3 easy techniques used by the most trusted…and most respected dog owners to squelch skin problems before they start (page 7)
The shocking reason most vets cringe when you bring a dog in and complain of “skin problems” (page 12)
Does your dog have fleas… Or something much, much worse? (page 19)
Is your dog constantly itching? Here’s why giving him a bath could actually make it worse (page 14)
An innocent looking plant (found in many backyards) that could be causing your dogs skin problems
(page 14)
Why the contents of your dogs food dish might be the cause for his skin problems… and why commercial dog food manufacturers do NOT want you to know about this
The shocking reason why you should never…ever scold your dog for scratching or biting (page 21)
How to tell if your dog is scratching or biting the afflicted area… even if you never catch him in the act (page 21)
Why some flea collars can actually make your dog more miserable! (page 22)
Why your dog’s bed may be irritating his skin… how to quickly diagnose the problem and fix it (page 22)
Did you just get new carpet? The little-known reason why new carpet can wreak havoc on your dog’s skin (page 24)
20% of all dogs are allergic to dust mites. Here’s 6 rock-solid strategies to keep these ugly crawlers off your dog (page 25)
The “towel test”: How to know for certain if your dog has fleas (page 28)
The two-punch “knock-out” strategy for ridding your house, yard and dog of fleas (page 29)
If your dog develops dark circles around his “armpits”, it’s probably Acathanosis Nigricans. Here’s what to do about it (page 34)
Is your dog hitting puberty? Here’s the real reason for canine acne… and what you can do about it (Surprisingly, it’s more common in short-haired dogs (page 35)
How to identify Doggie Dandruff… and cure it with an oatmeal bath (page 36)
The stunning reason why you should never take your dog for a walk after a rain! (page 41)
Is your dog making you sick? Most dog skin problems can’t be spread to humans. But here’s two that can… (page 50)
Does your dog have red paws? Here’s why… and what you can do about it (page 55)
Is your dog constantly licking the same area, it could be Acral Lick Dermatitis. Here’s how to find out… and what to do about it (page 56)
Here’s what “Collie Nose” really is… and why it doesn’t just affect Collies. (page 60)
A shocking expose on how heartless dog food manufactures haphazardly select ingredients for your dog… and why some commercial mixes can be making your dog sick (page 66)
If your dog food contains corn or this other innocent looking item, you might be slowly poisoning your dog from the inside out
(page 69)
A comprehensive glossary of symptoms and possible causes. Just look up your dog’s particular symptoms and you’re on your way to a reliable diagnosis and remedy
10 Pictures of various skin diseases, so you can easily match up your dogs skin problem and find the cause
And that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Even though this product was only released a few short months ago…
I Can’t Stop The Flow Of Success Stories!
Check out what real dog owners, just like you, had to say about Dog Skin Solutions Revealed…
Owner Of 3 Dogs Can’t Put This Book Down
"I was so very pleased when I went online and discovered a book to purchase which is near and dear to my heart.
Since I am the owner of 3 beautiful dogs, I was very impressed when I found just the book I have been looking for.
I immediately ordered the book and couldn't put it down once I started reading it. Being a dog owner, it always seems that dogs, one way or another, always seem to have some kind of a skin problem. This book covers all kinds of skin problems that a dog can have and gives you the important information that you need to know pertaining to all skin conditions.
I found this book to be very helpful and would recommend it highly."
Lauretta Jorgensen
Windsor, CT
“Finally Identifies Cause Of Hot Spots”
All of the information is great, and it really made me realize just what could be causing the hot spots on my German Shepherd.
I'm so glad I found this information - maybe now we can get to the bottom of what's causing this horrible problem!"
Conner Magee
Paicines, CA.
“Even Vet Didn’t Have A Clue”
“I’ve read this amazing book, and discovered that my dog was really allergic to dust mites. Both my vet and I didn’t have a clue – we felt we’d tried everything! What a find! Simple, easy directions and the problem is almost gone! I highly recommend this book!”
C.L. Contival
Salinas, CA
“Woman’s Vet Recommends She Keeps
This Book Close At Hand”
"My vet first introduced me to this very revealing and wonderful book. She suggested I keep it on my book shelf because I would definitely find it helpful and useful over and over again."
Lynn Luzusky
Suffield, CT
Truth is, there are multiple skin problems that could cause your dog unneeded pain and suffering.
From: Linda Kajda
Date: Monday, July 09, 2007
Dear Concerned Dog Owner,
If you want a fast, effective and (many times) dirt cheap solution for your dog’s skin problems, then this report is for you.
But I must warn you:
Some of the information on this page may infuriate unscrupulous dog skin solution manufactures who pass off cheap, kitchen-counter solutions as expensive remedies.
Case in point:
A few years ago, my dog “Pebbles”, (she’s a Pomeranian) started getting flaky skin. Then she started scratching constantly. Naturally, I freaked out.
I immediately called a vet and booked an appointment for the next day. (The office fee was $125 dollars, but I didn’t care. After all, Pebbles is my baby.)
How A Cowboy’s Great Grand-Daughter Cured My Dog And Saved Me $122 Bucks
That night, I phoned Heidi, a fellow dog owner (Heidi has a bichon frise named Snowball) to voice my concerns about Pebbles. To my surprise, she told me that her dog once had the same symptoms.
She told me that it sounded like my puppy had “dog dandruff” (yes, dogs get it too). But her cheap, simple solution floored me…
An Oatmeal Bath Cured My Dog’s Skin Problem!
When she told me to give my dog an oatmeal bath, I was skeptical. But the dandruff went away almost immediately. The next morning, I cancelled my veterinarian appointment. The oatmeal only cost me $3 bucks. The vet would have cost at least $125 bucks, plus additional money for expensive (and usually smelly) medicines.
I was amazed. Anybody who owns a dog knows that sooner or later, our furry friends will have some sort of skin problem.
So I pressed my friend for info. I wanted to know how she knew about the oatmeal bath solution. And what other remedies she had locked in that head of hers.
Turns out, her great grandfather was a cowboy near the turn of the century in what was still considered the old West. The dust from the gold rush had settled. And gunfights between settlers and Native Americans was ancient history, but times will still tough.
Most towns consisted of just a few farms and a saloon. Needless to say, qualified vets were a rarity.
So when a cowboy’s dog had some sort of skin problem, it was the cowboy’s job to diagnose the problem, and find a fast and cheap cure.
Turns out, my friend knew tons of amazing cures for various dog skin problems.
So I convinced her to reveal all her strategies for diagnosing dog skin problems… and the “Old West” cures her grandfather passed on to her.
She agreed. I wrote down every single word she uttered and typed it up. Now I’m thrilled to finally release…
Dog Skin Solutions Revealed
Your guide to diagnosing, treating and quickly curing a variety of dog skin problems
Allow me to be blunt for a moment. First of all, I think veterinarians are some of the smartest, most caring humans alive. I did not create this product to replace the expertise of a skilled veterinarian.
If your dog has a serious medical problem, I recommend you take her to the vet immediately. However, the cost of a consultation at a vet’s office has skyrocketed. So I’m always on the look out for simple remedies that I can try at home before I’m forced to drag Pebbles to the vet.
Look, I love my kids (my real ones, not my dog) more than anything in the world. But if my child simply had a hangnail or a minor blister, I wouldn’t dream of visiting a doctor. I’d treat it at home.
It’s the same way with my dog. If something is seriously wrong, I’m taking her to the vet, no questions asked. But if it’s less serious, I’d much rather treat her at home.
If you agree, then I think you’re going to love what you find inside
“Dog Skin Solutions Revealed”. As soon as you start reading you’ll discover…
The 3 easy techniques used by the most trusted…and most respected dog owners to squelch skin problems before they start (page 7)
The shocking reason most vets cringe when you bring a dog in and complain of “skin problems” (page 12)
Does your dog have fleas… Or something much, much worse? (page 19)
Is your dog constantly itching? Here’s why giving him a bath could actually make it worse (page 14)
An innocent looking plant (found in many backyards) that could be causing your dogs skin problems
(page 14)
Why the contents of your dogs food dish might be the cause for his skin problems… and why commercial dog food manufacturers do NOT want you to know about this
The shocking reason why you should never…ever scold your dog for scratching or biting (page 21)
How to tell if your dog is scratching or biting the afflicted area… even if you never catch him in the act (page 21)
Why some flea collars can actually make your dog more miserable! (page 22)
Why your dog’s bed may be irritating his skin… how to quickly diagnose the problem and fix it (page 22)
Did you just get new carpet? The little-known reason why new carpet can wreak havoc on your dog’s skin (page 24)
20% of all dogs are allergic to dust mites. Here’s 6 rock-solid strategies to keep these ugly crawlers off your dog (page 25)
The “towel test”: How to know for certain if your dog has fleas (page 28)
The two-punch “knock-out” strategy for ridding your house, yard and dog of fleas (page 29)
If your dog develops dark circles around his “armpits”, it’s probably Acathanosis Nigricans. Here’s what to do about it (page 34)
Is your dog hitting puberty? Here’s the real reason for canine acne… and what you can do about it (Surprisingly, it’s more common in short-haired dogs (page 35)
How to identify Doggie Dandruff… and cure it with an oatmeal bath (page 36)
The stunning reason why you should never take your dog for a walk after a rain! (page 41)
Is your dog making you sick? Most dog skin problems can’t be spread to humans. But here’s two that can… (page 50)
Does your dog have red paws? Here’s why… and what you can do about it (page 55)
Is your dog constantly licking the same area, it could be Acral Lick Dermatitis. Here’s how to find out… and what to do about it (page 56)
Here’s what “Collie Nose” really is… and why it doesn’t just affect Collies. (page 60)
A shocking expose on how heartless dog food manufactures haphazardly select ingredients for your dog… and why some commercial mixes can be making your dog sick (page 66)
If your dog food contains corn or this other innocent looking item, you might be slowly poisoning your dog from the inside out
(page 69)
A comprehensive glossary of symptoms and possible causes. Just look up your dog’s particular symptoms and you’re on your way to a reliable diagnosis and remedy
10 Pictures of various skin diseases, so you can easily match up your dogs skin problem and find the cause
And that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Even though this product was only released a few short months ago…
I Can’t Stop The Flow Of Success Stories!
Check out what real dog owners, just like you, had to say about Dog Skin Solutions Revealed…
Owner Of 3 Dogs Can’t Put This Book Down
"I was so very pleased when I went online and discovered a book to purchase which is near and dear to my heart.
Since I am the owner of 3 beautiful dogs, I was very impressed when I found just the book I have been looking for.
I immediately ordered the book and couldn't put it down once I started reading it. Being a dog owner, it always seems that dogs, one way or another, always seem to have some kind of a skin problem. This book covers all kinds of skin problems that a dog can have and gives you the important information that you need to know pertaining to all skin conditions.
I found this book to be very helpful and would recommend it highly."
Lauretta Jorgensen
Windsor, CT
“Finally Identifies Cause Of Hot Spots”
All of the information is great, and it really made me realize just what could be causing the hot spots on my German Shepherd.
I'm so glad I found this information - maybe now we can get to the bottom of what's causing this horrible problem!"
Conner Magee
Paicines, CA.
“Even Vet Didn’t Have A Clue”
“I’ve read this amazing book, and discovered that my dog was really allergic to dust mites. Both my vet and I didn’t have a clue – we felt we’d tried everything! What a find! Simple, easy directions and the problem is almost gone! I highly recommend this book!”
C.L. Contival
Salinas, CA
“Woman’s Vet Recommends She Keeps
This Book Close At Hand”
"My vet first introduced me to this very revealing and wonderful book. She suggested I keep it on my book shelf because I would definitely find it helpful and useful over and over again."
Lynn Luzusky
Suffield, CT
Truth is, there are multiple skin problems that could cause your dog unneeded pain and suffering.
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