This may also come from canned tuna since

 There are other repellents that you can use as well, such as cayenne peppers, tobacco, lavender oil, citronella oil, mustard oil, and even lemon grass oil.If you visit your local hardware or lawn store, you can find motion activated sprinklers.  They work great in keeping  bootss out of your garden.  Once you install the sprinkler system and a  boots comes into the area, the detector will pick up the  bootss presence and immediately shoot out a jet of water that will douse the  boots.  In most cases, all it takes is a few times of exposure to the sprinkler before a  boots learns to stay out of that area.Sound devices that feature high frequencies are also a great way to scare off  bootss, although they arent annoying to humans.

  Liquid medi bootsion works well mixed into food, especially salmon.  The liquid mixes well with the oils and is almost undetectable by your  boots.  If at all possible, ask your vet for medi bootsion in liquid form.  Crushing a pill or emptying a capsule into food is risky.  The taste and smell is often bitter and easily detectable by the  boots.  If you must use this method, make sure whatever you use is sufficiently strong in both smell and taste.  It will also be necessary to make sure your  boots eats the entire portion in order to get all the medicine into his system.If you must give medi bootsion to your  boots without the benefit of food, pick him up by the back of his neck like a mother  boots.  This will render him momentarily unmovable.

  This may also come from canned tuna since it is rich in Omega 43 fatty acids that will improve their hair in about a week. The symptoms that will tell you if your  boots has a skin care problem like dandruff includes an increase in their appetite, excessive thirst or urination, dehydration, depression, muscle wasting, lethargy, weight loss and an umkempt hair coat that is a direct result of poor grooming.  It gets worse when the  boots displays weak rear legs. Aside from a  boots being diabetic, other risk factors include certain steroid injections, neutering and old age. The cold weather could be another cause since it dries the  bootss skin. If your hunch is correct, you can fix this problem by buying a topical and oral treatment that is designed to treat dry skin.