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Originally Posted by NAUTILUS1900  Have you ever tried to give something to chew (like bull stick) while they are on your bed? They may occupy themselves with that and forget the pillows
Maria |
That's a good idea...haven't thought of that, I'll have to go get some.
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Originally Posted by KJLive HA HA! this makes me laugh. We have the same problem but only with my female Yorkie. My two Biewer boys don't do this. And my female Yorkie (Sophie) only licks my husbands pillow and he too is balding. I assume she does because of the oils he leaves behind. He asks me all the time "why does she do that". I have no idea? |
Yet another reason us follicle challenged people have it rough! Like forgetting the hat when mowing the yard!
Lol!
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Originally Posted by kjcmsw I have always heard that excessive licking (or eating of odd things) by animals indicate something lacking in their diet. Don't know if that's a fact or not, but maybe add something to their diet.
Be interesting to know if the pillow lickers have a common diet??? Like a certain brand of dog food, or home cooked meals, etc.
Kendra |
This would be interesting to know as well. Ours are all on Science Diet W/D (one has diabetes, one has pancreatitis bouts, one is hypoglycemic, one was just fat, and the other one just gets it because it easier). We do add chicken broth, rice, chicken breast, vegetable broth, pumpkin, and the like to their food a few times a week, so I don't know what they might be missing.
