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I have a question about…
Our Dog is 10 years old,and for the last few years,she has become quite smelly on her overall body,what causes this and how can we fix it? We have tried brushing her often and various shampoos,and it seems like the next day the smell is back.Please help! Thank You!
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Have your veterinarian determine the source of the odor. The most common causes are bad teeth, ear infections, seborrhea, or anal sac infections. Once you determine the source, a proper treatment can be started to minimize the odor.