Sheral Lynn Webboard User Reg: 12-27-2012
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Many allergens, toxins and other conditions can cause a dog's skin to react. Skin problems in dogs may appear as dry, red, itchy, scabby or flaky skin, while more severe conditions may secrete liquid or bleed. Since skin conditions can be caused by any number of factors, you should visit a vet as soon as you notice a problem. Rule out parasites. Fleas, mites and ticks can cause itching, redness or lesions. When the dog scratches or licks the bites, more redness and irritation may occur, leading to a more severe problem. While you may not see a flea, look for black, gritty trails under your dog's fur.
There is a whole section here devoted to canine health issues. Also, the search function would have turned up some very valuable information if you were really interested in the subject.
I run a website and receive many similar posts with links to websites in them, such as yours, where products are offered for sale. I delete them quickly.
Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005
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There is a whole section here devoted to canine health issues. Also, the search function would have turned up some very valuable information if you were really interested in the subject.
I run a website and receive many similar posts with links to websites in them, such as yours, where products are offered for sale. I delete them quickly.
We do too, Lee.
Sheral Lynn, if you have questions or real topics, this is the place. Drive-by ads, not so much.
Stick around if you are interested in dogs. You're very welcome.
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Diagnose Skin Problems in Dogs
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