Any Recommendations For Aiding Hair Regrowth

[Kathy]

A friend of mine has a lovely retriever that was involved in a car accident which resulted in some severe burns caused by a car exhaust. I have been asked if I can help find a product that may stimulate or assist with the hair regrowth. I have heard of a product that is used on horses that may work on dogs too. Any ideas? shrug::

After all your help with Barney and his burnt paws, I wonder if you would be able to help with this latest request for help, too?

 

[cricketfan]

Never mind the cherries !!!! If anyone knows how to aid it in humans I'd be extremely grateful !

 

[del boy]

Justfordogs.....

Does wonders... h34r:

 

[Maruco]

Graham Gooch or Shane Warne should be able to give you some sound advice.

 

[trudij]

Poor thing.

It'll be Camrosa ointment Kathy - its flipping expensive, but it works!!

its www.camrosa.co.uk i think - but dont quote me on that....

 

[Kathy]

Thanks, Trudi! :clap: Off to go and have a look!

 

[Kathy]

Looks like I may owe you a drink, (not water next time) Trudi!

Thanks again, will order some and see how my friend gets on.

 

[Sara]

Macerated lemon juice..... there may have been something else involved but I don't think so

It worked on a very bald lurcher belonging to some friends of mine years ago; but I no longer have the recipe. I remember you need to halve the lemons and then leave them in water in tub in the sun [adapt as nec!] for c 3 weeks....... When the juice is well macerated, you bathe the dog's skin with it twice a day. It kills whatever is stopping the hair from growing.

I've now realied this will only work for a funqal infection, not for burn damage to I'll shut the f up
I'd delete it all but it might be useful to somone. one day. after all that effort