How to treat atopic dermatitis in dogs?

The dog's hair loss is also accompanied by red spots and scabs, which is a fungal disease and requires medication, otherwise it will spread. You can choose Belpi Shuang spray to remember to disinfect and sterilize the environment during the acceleration period to prevent a wide range of spread.

My Xiaoxue is washed with shellfish bath, and the ingredients of traditional Chinese medicine are really infinitely good.

You give it a dip with the Chinese medicine medicine to try it, it may be allergic to the previous bath, my dog too, there is no such situation after the change.

If it is possible to have allergies, you can use chlorpheniramine, and try a different shower gel.

The dog can't always bathe it, and it won't hurt if it's washed too often.

It's best to use reluctance.,There won't be any allergies.,And it's supple.,It's also fragrant.。。

Itching should first be examined under a microscope to find out the pathogen, and after finding the first one, the right medicine should be prescribed. Common fungal, bacterial, allergic, ** diseases, it is recommended to use Bell medicated bath, which can treat a series of ** diseases caused by dog fungus and bacteria, and the use method is also very simple, only 5-10 minutes each time.

Manifested as severe itching, local erythema and swelling, in addition to pimples, scales and hair loss are a small number of symptoms, etc., if the dog has these symptoms, it is recommended that the dog can be uniformly used Bell medicated bath, twice a week, and the daily diet should be as light as possible.

What medicine to take for allergic dermatitis in dogs

1. Drugs**

Atopic dermatitis in dogs usually requires medications to relieve symptoms, such as antifungals, cyclophosphamide, oral hormones, etc. However, it should be noted that these drugs all have a certain amount of *** and must be used under the guidance of a veterinarian.

Among them, antifungal drugs can fight against the most pathogenic fungi, and oral hormones can alleviate the symptoms of dermatitis by renal supracorticosteroids, but they are prone to dependence and may also lead to an imbalance in the immune system. Cyclophosphamide is a longer course of medication and is usually used under the supervision of a veterinarian.

2. Traditional Chinese medicine**

For allergic dermatitis in dogs, Chinese herbal medicine** is also a viable option. For example, wild chrysanthemum, honeysuckle, coix seed, forsythia, etc. have certain anti-allergic and anti-inflammatory effects. However, when using Chinese herbal medicines**, it is necessary to ensure the quality and accurate compatibility scheme of the herbs to avoid adverse reactions.

In addition, Chinese herbal medicines** also take a long time, requiring animal owners to wait patiently for curative effects.

3. Topical ointment

For dogs with more severe local symptoms, the veterinarian will give a corresponding plan, including topical ointment. For example, softening ointment, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory ointment, etc., can effectively relieve symptoms such as itching and pain, and promote wound healing.

However, in order to avoid over-medication, animal owners need to control the amount and timing of medication as required by the veterinarian.

4. Improve the living environment

The ** of allergic dermatitis in dogs not only depends on drugs, but also needs to adjust the living environment of pets, such as improving indoor air quality, strengthening pet nutrition and exercise, etc. In addition, regular bathing and shearing are also effective means of relieving dermatitis symptoms.

In short, for dog allergic dermatitis, animal owners need to work closely with veterinarians to follow the doctor's instructions**, and at the same time, it is also necessary to strengthen the life management of pets in order to make the dog recover as soon as possible.