Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Scottish Coat Of Arms I Have A Scottish Terrier That Has What I Believe To Be A Yeast Infection On His Skin.?

I have a scottish terrier that has what I believe to be a yeast infection on his skin.? - scottish coat of arms

Lost locks with crusted sores, is very itchy at all, and his clothes were very thick. It feels good. I have him to my vet, who said it was yeast and gave me a shampoo, the problem is that, look for two weeks, I will not improve much. Has anyone suggestions that have been through this with your dog?

9 comments:

POSC06 said...

May-infections occur in the skin, caused by bacteria or yeasts. If the dog is clear demodex will probably just an infection of the skin. Sometimes it is allergies and itching to get a secondary infection. What you need to take care of the itching, so you can get clear skin. She looks like an antihistamine and have something of infection. There are several types of drugs to the skin so, what kind of infection, it is dependent. Yeast can answer a little hard to take but with the right medication should not be a problem.

Please do not feed ol Roy. There are some excellent dog food in the market for allergies and I tend to choose one of them. Your veterinarian can be a Rx diet or they collect from Petco and PetSmart. I like Natural Balance duck and potato, skin and stomach Proplan Sensitive (Salmon), Pinnacle Trout and Sweet Potato, well-being of allergies, even if you try a food allergy do not help the poor. If you have a diet of wild game feed, not what I think of chicken. Stay away from corn, chicken, Beef, and all byproducts.

POSC06 said...

May-infections occur in the skin, caused by bacteria or yeasts. If the dog is clear demodex will probably just an infection of the skin. Sometimes it is allergies and itching to get a secondary infection. What you need to take care of the itching, so you can get clear skin. She looks like an antihistamine and have something of infection. There are several types of drugs to the skin so, what kind of infection, it is dependent. Yeast can answer a little hard to take but with the right medication should not be a problem.

Please do not feed ol Roy. There are some excellent dog food in the market for allergies and I tend to choose one of them. Your veterinarian can be a Rx diet or they collect from Petco and PetSmart. I like Natural Balance duck and potato, skin and stomach Proplan Sensitive (Salmon), Pinnacle Trout and Sweet Potato, well-being of allergies, even if you try a food allergy do not help the poor. If you have a diet of wild game feed, not what I think of chicken. Stay away from corn, chicken, Beef, and all byproducts.

POSC06 said...

May-infections occur in the skin, caused by bacteria or yeasts. If the dog is clear demodex will probably just an infection of the skin. Sometimes it is allergies and itching to get a secondary infection. What you need to take care of the itching, so you can get clear skin. She looks like an antihistamine and have something of infection. There are several types of drugs to the skin so, what kind of infection, it is dependent. Yeast can answer a little hard to take but with the right medication should not be a problem.

Please do not feed ol Roy. There are some excellent dog food in the market for allergies and I tend to choose one of them. Your veterinarian can be a Rx diet or they collect from Petco and PetSmart. I like Natural Balance duck and potato, skin and stomach Proplan Sensitive (Salmon), Pinnacle Trout and Sweet Potato, well-being of allergies, even if you try a food allergy do not help the poor. If you have a diet of wild game feed, not what I think of chicken. Stay away from corn, chicken, Beef, and all byproducts.

POSC06 said...

May-infections occur in the skin, caused by bacteria or yeasts. If the dog is clear demodex will probably just an infection of the skin. Sometimes it is allergies and itching to get a secondary infection. What you need to take care of the itching, so you can get clear skin. She looks like an antihistamine and have something of infection. There are several types of drugs to the skin so, what kind of infection, it is dependent. Yeast can answer a little hard to take but with the right medication should not be a problem.

Please do not feed ol Roy. There are some excellent dog food in the market for allergies and I tend to choose one of them. Your veterinarian can be a Rx diet or they collect from Petco and PetSmart. I like Natural Balance duck and potato, skin and stomach Proplan Sensitive (Salmon), Pinnacle Trout and Sweet Potato, well-being of allergies, even if you try a food allergy do not help the poor. If you have a diet of wild game feed, not what I think of chicken. Stay away from corn, chicken, Beef, and all byproducts.

POSC06 said...

May-infections occur in the skin, caused by bacteria or yeasts. If the dog is clear demodex will probably just an infection of the skin. Sometimes it is allergies and itching to get a secondary infection. What you need to take care of the itching, so you can get clear skin. She looks like an antihistamine and have something of infection. There are several types of drugs to the skin so, what kind of infection, it is dependent. Yeast can answer a little hard to take but with the right medication should not be a problem.

Please do not feed ol Roy. There are some excellent dog food in the market for allergies and I tend to choose one of them. Your veterinarian can be a Rx diet or they collect from Petco and PetSmart. I like Natural Balance duck and potato, skin and stomach Proplan Sensitive (Salmon), Pinnacle Trout and Sweet Potato, well-being of allergies, even if you try a food allergy do not help the poor. If you have a diet of wild game feed, not what I think of chicken. Stay away from corn, chicken, Beef, and all byproducts.

POSC06 said...

May-infections occur in the skin, caused by bacteria or yeasts. If the dog is clear demodex will probably just an infection of the skin. Sometimes it is allergies and itching to get a secondary infection. What you need to take care of the itching, so you can get clear skin. She looks like an antihistamine and have something of infection. There are several types of drugs to the skin so, what kind of infection, it is dependent. Yeast can answer a little hard to take but with the right medication should not be a problem.

Please do not feed ol Roy. There are some excellent dog food in the market for allergies and I tend to choose one of them. Your veterinarian can be a Rx diet or they collect from Petco and PetSmart. I like Natural Balance duck and potato, skin and stomach Proplan Sensitive (Salmon), Pinnacle Trout and Sweet Potato, well-being of allergies, even if you try a food allergy do not help the poor. If you have a diet of wild game feed, not what I think of chicken. Stay away from corn, chicken, Beef, and all byproducts.

Richard D said...

When you remove a flea collar on your dog. The dog may be allergic! My dog is. If you have a swelling of the face, esp.

Treat yourself is your dog has fleas or mites liquid placed in the middle of the neck and back. Hartz is an excellent product.

Try also their dog food, as this change may not vitaminal their needs for a healthy coat. Old Roy puppy formula that is 100% nutrient for living dogs perfect for living and recharge your batteries.

My lab is 7 years and still feed the food, since the factor of 100% of the nutrients. Wal-Mart to sell this brand.

You can also use the Internet on dog diseases because they have a little help from your dogs symptoms

Stands with the dog that does not use human shampoo! This does not apply to shake and make everything worse. You can use a human shampoo, but make sure the light is clarrifying color, odorless additive.

RD

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john n said...

soumds as an allergy that you tried him Benadryl? My border collie, had problems with his left ear, stood rubbing and digging then shook his head several times, I took it and she had a yeast infection in his ear. Ointment and ear cleaning worked.you could try to give your dog yogurt plain days Evey ITIS also a natural yeast to humans fatally so your pet should help. Oatmeal conditioner for dogs with a good job. Itch, rub the wounds and let him / my husky has allergies similur. Benadryl, oatmeal working conditioner.and prediction for him and make him happy. Good luck. ps I also use an anti-ich cream and powder, such as bonds and gold in which it also soothes the skin.

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