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I'm not sure if I'm starting this in the appropriate place, sorry if I'm not.
Ecko is a feet eater. he doesn't draw blood, or even make them red really. He just licks them until they stink and he makes big wet spots wherever he is laying. I tried some bitter apple spray. He smiled at me and basically thanked me for flavoring it for him. He is walked daily and has closely supervised play dates with my mom's Greyhound mix. He sleeps when I'm home and sleeps at night, but all day in his crate, and in the mornings when I'm getting ready for work he goes to town. If I tell him to stop he does, but I'm washing his crate pillow every other day. He smells awful and I don't want to wash HIM every other day. Plus, it's pretty darn cold here, even though we're in FL it's like 30 degrees in the mornings. So, bathing isn't an option. When I do wash him, I pay extra attention to his feet and make sure they are rinsed properly. This is an obsessive behavior and I'd really like it to stop. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Ecko is a feet eater. he doesn't draw blood, or even make them red really. He just licks them until they stink and he makes big wet spots wherever he is laying. I tried some bitter apple spray. He smiled at me and basically thanked me for flavoring it for him. He is walked daily and has closely supervised play dates with my mom's Greyhound mix. He sleeps when I'm home and sleeps at night, but all day in his crate, and in the mornings when I'm getting ready for work he goes to town. If I tell him to stop he does, but I'm washing his crate pillow every other day. He smells awful and I don't want to wash HIM every other day. Plus, it's pretty darn cold here, even though we're in FL it's like 30 degrees in the mornings. So, bathing isn't an option. When I do wash him, I pay extra attention to his feet and make sure they are rinsed properly. This is an obsessive behavior and I'd really like it to stop. Any advice is greatly appreciated.