At first she had bumps and was really red with big scabs. Than I gave her a bath. The next day I put sulfur and Vaseline on her and left it for 2 days. Next day I gave her another bath with hot spot shampoo. I have not put any water in her cage and not let her play in the dirt. (no grass here
The sulfur mix seemed to soften the scabs and helped the itching. She has lost a lot of hair on her back but the itching has gone down. I will take I picture.
I think it is because of the water and being a little dirty and a few flees possibly even though I have never seen any.
Where are you now? Your dog could have mange too, it does happen. So does lice, though they aren't really very common and this doesn't usually cause hairloss. Lice usually has dandruff, the most common type is called "walking dandruff" which is a good description.
If it's not getting better it's time to see someone. Pups usually get over things fast.
Edited by Connie Sutherland (08/12/2012 02:37 PM)
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Where are you now? Your dog could have mange too, it does happen. So does lice, though they aren't really very common and this doesn't usually cause hairloss. Lice usually has dandruff, the most common type is called "walking dandruff" which is a good description.
If it's not getting better it's time to see someone. Pups usually get over things fast.
It lasted hard for about 3 days. The itching is just about no more. I hope to see new hair soon. She did lose a lot of hair but it is not bare. It is no longer red or bumpy. I tried to take some pictures yesterday but it doesn't come out clear enough to see. Still I will post it later.
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