Two Methods:Treating Sore Muscles at HomeSeeking Treatment for Sore MusclesCommunity Q&A. Sore muscles are a common problem, but they do not indicate a serious problem in most cases. Muscles become sore when they are either stretched beyond their tensile limits or overloaded by more weight than they can handle.
Now, however, many dogs are showing allergies to lamb and rice diets. This is to be expected since an allergy can develop to any diet. If your dog is allergic to lamb and rice you may need to find a food with different ingredients such as fish and oatmeal, or venison and sweet potato.While your dog is on any special diet, itâs very important that she doesnât get any other food such as cookies, treats, rawhides, people foods, etc.or example, if you use a food with five protein sources (i.e., turkey, chicken, duck, salmon, and tuna) and your dog develops an allergy to it, you now have to find a food that doesnât contain any of these protein sources. This can be challenging.
If your dog has a rash of unknown origin, take him to the vet for a diagnosis just in case it is something serious, like poison ivy. However, if your dog has a minor heat rash or has gotten into trouble with fleas, mosquitoes, ants or some other pesky little critter, he may have an all-over irritation that calls for more than what a cream can handle. The best way to soothe this type of skin irritation is with a cool bath. Use a shampoo made for dogs, but get one that has one of the following ingredients: Oatmeal, lavender, eucalyptus or baking soda. If you cannot find a dog shampoo containing oatmeal, you can use the oatmeal in your cupboard.