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| * grumble grumble grumble * Tutu : Look at how wet my furs are! |
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| Tutu : The water has messed up all my furs! |
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| Tutu : Finally! I think I'm almost done putting all my furs on my legs back in place... |
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| Tutu : Good COD! Look at the mess back here! |
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| Tutu : Mommy, I really can't believe you did that to me. I thought you loved me |
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| Tutu : Dang. Between my toes too? When will this end! |
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| Tutu : I'm not giving you any love biteys this week, Mommy Tutu has been chewing and barbering two spots for weeks now. I wasn't sure if she had fleas (highly unlikely but it's tough trying to find a flea in her dark furs) that caused an allergy. So, after taking weeks to prepare myself to be mauled by her in the bath (I try to avoid using flea treatments where possible), I finally gave her a bath last Friday and was relieved when she didn't seem to mind the bath (no crying, no fighting, no nothing). Surprised? :) |
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| Tutu : Ohhhh. This smells delicious! Tastes really good too! |
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| Tutu : What is it, Mommy? Mommy : It's Coconut Oil Tutu : Oh. What is it for? Mommy : To help with the itchy spots Tutu : So why did i need the bath! Mommy : Er...well, I only saw Star's post the day after your bath. Sorry! I read about how Coconut Oil helped Star's skin condition, so I decided to give it a try on Tutu. Despite the oil smelling coconuty, Tutu LOVED it. She gets 1 teaspoon a day |
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| These are the two spots at the start of the Coconut Oil treatment (Saturday, April 13) PS/ I applied some oil on the spots and Cosmo licked it off! |
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| The Coconut Oil I'm using on Tutu. Day 4 and her furs seem to be softer and more silky. She's also not bothering her bald spots very much now. Does it mean it's working? I sure hope so as coconut oil has many other benefits! |
