What s the matter with a puppy with a prickly dog?

887 bath Dermatitis medicine rubbing Be careful not to add to the dog kennel disinfection Room ventilation Take the dog to bask in the sun.

, salt water to treat prickly heat.

You can add a little salt to half a basin of water after bathing, then dip the gauze with some salt and pat the prickly heat area, and finally wash it with warm water, so that once a day, it will heal quickly.

Watermelon rind can cure prickly heat.

In fact, the white part has the effect of curing prickly heat. If a child has prickly heat, you can use the white part of the watermelon to gently rub the affected area, which is very effective.

Rub it two or three times repeatedly to relieve itching, and ** clean and slippery.

Cucumbers are washed, sliced, and rubbed to the affected area several times a day.

**Disease, accompanied by hair loss symptoms, the dog always scratches, rub, please take it to the pet hospital in time**, generally 4 to 6 weeks** is over, and it is not good to wait until the dog scratches**! You can also buy some dexamethasone tablets, or compound dexamethasone acetate ointment to apply to the affected area, with**.

Buy pet dermatitis directly and spray it 3 times a day after buying it and spray it on the prickly heat for about 7 days.

Mix orange peel, grapefruit peel, 3 cloves of garlic, and about 500 ml of water together, stir well with a juicer, and then heat over low heat for 15 minutes until cool, then put it in a watering can, as long as you avoid the eyes, spray directly on the pet.

2. In addition, putting some cedar, laurel, eucalyptus leaves, and mint leaves (sold in pharmacies) on and around the pillow for pets can also easily drive away the xx on pets.

3. Dietary therapy: Mix a spoonful of vinegar in about 1000 ml of water as the daily drinking water of pets, which is very effective in preventing fleas and ticks (long-term use is recommended).

4 Go to the pharmacy to buy special deworming and deworming drugs for pets, such as insecticide drops, which can effectively remove pets.

Go buy a potion called Flyn, it's for pets, peel off the pet's fur according to the instructions, spray it twice around the neck, and pay attention to grooming every day! After a few days, spray it for the second time, these two times down to solve it very thoroughly, and the damage to the pet is relatively small! The only downside is that this medicine is a little expensive!

Hehe. But for the sake of pets, I think it's worth it!

You can take a shower once you're sure there are no bugs, but do it fast and keep warm! Puppy bathing is still quite dangerous, and it is not good to deal with a cold.

Zoonotic: Adults and nymphs of lice suck blood on the host for life.

Lice are not only harmful to blood sucking, but also make the host itchy and uneasy, and can transmit many important human and animal diseases. Relapsing fever, transmitted by lice, is a worldwide disease, and the causative agent of this disease is a spirochete. Lice have a lifespan of about six weeks, and each female lays about ten eggs a day, which adhere firmly to human hair or clothing.

After about eight days, the small lice hatch and immediately bite and suck blood. After about two or three weeks, it can grow into an adult worm through three molts. Lice live a parasitic life all their lives.

People can spread to each other through contact. The spread of relapsing fever is that after it bites, the bitten part is very itchy, and when people scratch hard, they will squeeze the lice out, and the pathogens in its body fluids will be brought into the bite wound with the scratching, and people will get sick. The best way to combat relapsing fever is to eradicate lice; If we often bathe with hot water and soap, change clothes frequently, and pay attention to environmental hygiene, we will not get lice on our bodies.

If lice have already grown, they can be killed with medication. Clothes with lice can be boiled in boiling water. If there are lice in the hair, shave the hair.

When moving your pet, throw away all the contents of the litter, then change the sheets and covers, etc., and finally bathe the pet, and then it's all right. Be careful not to let it drill all over the place in the future, and then take a bath often.

This is the excrement of fleas, and generally fleas drink blood, so the excrement is also dark and hard particles. This advice should be dealt with quickly, because it is hot in summer, and if fleas get off the dog and go to the house to hold the nest, it will be a big trouble. Solution:

1. The dog is soaked all over, and it must be soaked, because sometimes there will be air between the hair and **, which is not easy to get wet, and then only expose the head, soak in water for 10 20 minutes, half a month or once a week. 2. Find a larger plastic bag, spray insecticide (gunners and the like can fight mosquitoes), don't do more, as long as the plastic bag is basically there, and then put the dog in, only show the head, stuffy for about 10 minutes, and then bathe the dog, be sure to wash it, it is best to wash it with running water, do not take a bath, after all, it is not good to eat that thing, about 2 3 times a week, get about 3 times on it.

Probably mites. Wash with metamidine.

My dog too, has always had small red bumps coming out, and has been spraying. The doctor said that dogs are prone to this ** disease, and they can't get injections or anything. It is said that it is easy to be allergic, and it can only be sprayed, and the Ming Ruining purchased online has been used for a few weeks, and there is no ** at present.

The environment in which he lives can not be humid, and the things he eats should not include seafood, beef and mutton, etc., and he will slowly recuperate after eating some health care products for dogs.

Also remember to spray every day. Due to the dog's hair, we usually use a flashlight to find the spray little by little. Raise him and be responsible for him, don't be afraid of trouble. Hope it helps.

The whole body coat and dirt of livestock and poultry often contain various viruses, germs, scabies mites, lice, etc., some of them are the pathogens of a certain disease, and some are the vectors of diseases.

Rabies, the biggest infectious disease in dogs, but you'll be fine if your dog doesn't bite you.

Intestinal infections through dogs.

1) Giardiasis Giardia lamblia, a flagellald-like parasitic protozoa, is an important source of diarrhea worldwide, which can cause diarrhea in mammals such as dogs and humans. The disease is transmitted by the fecal-oral route, and the clinical manifestations of human infection are fatigue, abdominal distention, diarrhea, and putrid stools. Stool examination confirms the diagnosis, and metronidazole is effective, but it is still possible.

2) Echinococcosis (echinococcosis) Echinococcus granulosus can live in the small intestine of dogs, and its eggs are excreted in the feces. Under suitable climatic conditions, eggs can survive for 1 year. Humans are infected by ingestion of eggs and become their intermediate hosts, mainly affecting the liver (60%) and lungs (25%).

Once the echinoballoon ruptures, it can cause anaphylactic shock and, in severe cases, death. **Surgical resection of the canthoballoon is the mainstay, supplemented by albendazole and other drugs. Multilocularis echinococcosis (alveolar echinococcosis) mainly affects the liver because it can infiltrate the surrounding parts of the liver and even metastasize to the lungs and brain, also known as "malignant echinococcosis".

The main method of surgical excision is adopted.

Tick-lice vectored infections transmitted by dogs.

Ehrlichiosis canis is a disease caused by a strict intracellular parasitic ehrlichia vectored by ticks. Dogs can be hosts for a variety of Ehrlichia species, including Ehrlichia canis and a group of Ehrlichia (associated with human monocytic ehrlichiosis, human granulocytic ehrlichiosis, and dog pancytopenia, respectively). There are two types of Ehrlichia caninum that have been discovered in China: Ehrlichia canis and Ehrlichia planus.

Clinical symptoms include fever, severe weight loss, nosebleeds, and bloody diarrhea. The simultaneous decline in white blood cell and platelet count is a characteristic of canine ehrlichiosis in China, and severe dogs often die due to extensive bleeding or secondary infection. Transmission of rickettosis between dogs and humans is a potential possibility.

Human infections are mainly through tick bites and present with fever, headache, chills, and fatigue with leukopenia and thrombocytopenia and abnormal liver enzymes. Tetracycline and doxycycline** are effective.

Children love to play with puppies, and you can't keep them from playing, so the last preventive way is to let him wash his hands with soap every time he eats, and just make it a habit.

This symptom is common in dogs. However, in order to achieve the removal of the disease, it is necessary to give further examinations, such as scraping and microscopic observation to obtain the exact cause before the symptoms. But in general, this is not possible in many places.

Therefore, when we treat this kind of ** disease, we use some safe but all-round administration to treat it.

There are a variety of factors for this kind of ** disease, and in the case of a moment that cannot be diagnosed, it is best to: first, give deworming, use pyrethroid grease mixed with water medicated bath, and soak for more than 15 minutes, once a week, for two weeks. Rub the affected area with Jie'er Yin lotion for about 20 minutes before the medicated bath, and then perform the medicated bath.

You can't use human shampoo for bathing, and you can only use a type of shampoo for pets. Because, the acidity and alkalinity of dogs are the opposite of humans.

You can use the above medicines, but it should be noted that one medicine cannot be used for a long time and can be used interchangeably. Such as adrenocorticosteroids such as nipone, betamethasone or dexamethasone. At the same time, you can also use a cool toothpaste for human use.

If the symptoms are severe, you can give 3 days of nippine or dimi to relieve the symptoms. This symptom is mild.

Go to the pet hospital to see if it may be blistered.