Yorkie Splash and Shine

[TexasKat08]

This is the website where you can order PEK conditioner:

Iv San Bernard (USA & Canada), Fine Italian Pet Grooming Products and Equipment

In order to place an order (because this is a wholesale website) you have to set up an account, which has to be verified (happens quickly) and then you must order a minimum of $75 worth of product. Jencar98 got it set up so that Yorkie Talk members could order directly off the website because the products are not widely available in the US yet.

[TexasKat08]

Originally Posted by TexasKat08

This is the website where you can order PEK conditioner:

Iv San Bernard (USA & Canada), Fine Italian Pet Grooming Products and Equipment

In order to place an order (because this is a wholesale website) you have to set up an account, which has to be verified (happens quickly) and then you must order a minimum of $75 worth of product. Jencar98 got it set up so that Yorkie Talk members could order directly off the website because the products are not widely available in the US yet.

Ooops, just saw the duplicate post of the web address - sorry!

[T Doll]

I've noticed the Yorkie Splash & Shine but I've yet to try it. I use Minksheen on my furbaby and don't have any complaints. I like that it's a shampoo, conditioner and insect repellent all in one, so I don't have to bother with multiple products around the tub.

[AllDogBoots]

Originally Posted by concretegurl

I contacted them about rosemary oil in their formula-Elvis is epileptic...long story short they are really nice people, and other people with epileptic Yorkies have used it without incident...be careful if you have this issue.
Also many people with cotton coat Yorkies say it leaves a waxy feeling on the fur...but that was the only negative I've heard about it.
Get the sample package...trial set.

I am truly feeling very uneducated. I read this thread this morning and have since done research on epilepsy and rosemary oil. Thank you for pointing this out. I had no idea an epileptic dog should not be around rosemary oil.

[concretegurl]

Specifically Rosemary...in any form...we had to take the rosemary bush out of the yard...actually that's so funny I was looking at dog boots (please pm me when you get those sock in!) many months ago because the yard was such a mud pit this winter over us removing that bush and several other questionable ones...this link is awesome and I have emailed them many many times for advice...
Canine epilepsy and diseases that cause seizures in dogs

Originally Posted by AllDogBoots

I am truly feeling very uneducated. I read this thread this morning and have since done research on epilepsy and rosemary oil. Thank you for pointing this out. I had no idea an epileptic dog should not be around rosemary oil.

[AllDogBoots]

Originally Posted by concretegurl

Specifically Rosemary...in any form...we had to take the rosemary bush out of the yard...actually that's so funny I was looking at dog boots (please pm me when you get those sock in!) many months ago because the yard was such a mud pit this winter over us removing that bush and several other questionable ones...this link is awesome and I have emailed them many many times for advice...
Canine epilepsy and diseases that cause seizures in dogs

Thanks. I'll check out that link. I'll let you know when I have the socks. I'm spending absurd amounts of time researching because I'm trying to find socks for large dogs as well.