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Subject: Re: Little pup

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tanya

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Date Posted: 10:41:37 06/05/06 Mon
In reply to: Lee York 's message, "Re: Little pup" on 18:00:07 06/01/06 Thu

Lee

This is what I mean about conflicting advice. I have been using aloe vera on my crestie and I didn't see any problem with it but when I mentioned it to someone else they told me that it was not a good idea.
By the way I used St Ive's acne scrub on my girl and it seemed to work wonderfully. I don't know if it was the granules or the tea tree oil but I was pretty impressed. I wondered about the sugar scrub. I don't know if the honey idea was good or not but I believe that the honey has antibacterial properties to it so should in theory be ok for a crestie. Nummy treat too. LOL

tanya

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: Little pup	Lee York	17:31:44 06/05/06 Mon