At first this seemed silly, but the more I think about it the mroe it's ok. B-Bop gets really dry flaky skin so if something like this would help I'd be all abou tit

Ladybird would roll her eyes at me, but I still think it's a great idea. Of course, LB would do a shake with it on and we'd have doggie clay mask all ove3r the bathroom....

I'd try it, but it's a little pricey.

Timber gives herself a mud mask every time she's outside - why should I pay for it....

Haha, that dog looks just like my Bridget, except that Bridget is black. It's pricey, but I would try it if I could. Bridget has really sensitive skin, she scratches herself a lot (allergies) and it's only getting worse. I've had to start giving her baths more often. If it alleviated any of her problems, I'd do it.

I don't know: on the one hand it sounds really good for the dog, on the other hand, I don't want to clean up the mess in the bathroom after doggy's shaken himself, rolled around and generally kicked up a major fuss.

Good idea if you have a tiny pet, but with a dog the size of a small pony, I can just imagine running after him in the garden with a water hose to try and clean him off!!! Think I'll stick to doggy shampoo.

I probably would try it, if only I had the money.

Bean doesn't need no stinkin' clay mask to smell sweet...