what a coincidence!!... I'm having the same problem with my baby... As Jayne said, I've heard it has to do with the sun... I'l try with the seaweed spirlinika too!I do not know why Vanilla's nose is not completely black anymore. It looks like she has some bergundy faded areas. She used to have a very black wet nose but now it looks faded and dry. Anyone know why?
OK, that makes more sense!!... I'll try to find the spiruline and will tell you how it worked...spelling mistake sorry ...Spirulina .is the correct spelling .
please keep me up dated if it works for you .
so a follow up question, did being in the sun or using kelp in his food work?I do not know why Vanilla's nose is not completely black anymore. It looks like she has some bergundy faded areas. She used to have a very black wet nose but now it looks faded and dry. Anyone know why?
Is it still bad pigment if it was coal black to begin with and then faded over time? Or is that just lack of sunshine/certain minerals/vitamins?I'm just repeating what I've heard from Poodle people but most knowlegeable people say it's just bad pigment. Supplements (kelp and vitamin D) and sun can help but it usually get's worse as they age. Bailey's nose is pretty light now, but he's an 11yr old, neutered rescue and it doesn't bother me at all.