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A small amount of the zinc oxide is okay for her to ingest. You should use just enough to lightly cover her nose. There are other things that can cause her nose to become pink and scabby other than sunburn. If you continue to have problems applying the zinc oxide, or if it does not seem to be improving, then I recommend that you take her back in to see your veterinarian.
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