What should I do if my dog has small red bumps on his body, and there are many small red bumps on hi

I think the nature of dogs and people is different, so don't use drugs indiscriminately, peel off your feet, lose your hair, it must be infected to the fines, just like people in the stomach when they were young, they also have to take medicine to remove insects, and the body begins to grow red bumps, that should be **sick, I suggest you find a better dog doctor and hospital, in the hurry, otherwise the dog's ** disease is serious and not good, everyone is a dog lover, it is conceivable, here I wish your dog a speedy **!

Now don't go to the worms or anything.

Go buy a canine Picon or 886

Wipe it two or three times tomorrow.

Don't take a shower.

Shedding is normal and may be too dry in winter.

There is a humidifier to humidify a little at home.

Eat some oranges to supplement vitamin C

My dog was running out of hair.

It's similar to your baby's situation.

But that week is about the same.

Now the new hair is good... That's right.

The two pills I'm talking about look like twelve dollars in front of me.

The latter one is seven or eight pieces.

The one in front is better, either Piconing or Picorning.

You go to the Internet to search for it, the name is a little forgotten! Sorry to pull.

For the health of the dog.

You'd better go anyway.

Ask the pet hospital.

The doctor will give you an accurate answer.

Note: Dogs are not human beings, and medicine should not be taken indiscriminately.

You smear some Daknin on its feet. Once in the morning and once in the evening.

When it is a fungal infection. It will be itchy. So it will bite ...

<>1. What's the matter with a lot of small red bumps on the dog's body?

The small red bumps on the dog's body belong to the **inflammatory reaction, which is usually caused by the following reasons:

1.Dog mite disease, mites are the most parasites in our lives, it can survive on all kinds of wool fabrics and human **, dogs**, generally a small number of mites will not have too serious an impact on us, but if our immunity is too weak, or the environment is too dirty, mites multiply too much, it may damage our **.

The main symptoms of dog mite disease are: ** on a lot of small red bumps, itching, hair loss, **thickening, etc., the dog will often scratch, bite or find a way to rub the affected area**, often occurs in the dog's abdomen, armpits and other parts.

2.Dog folliculitis, because of endocrine disorders, excessive oil secretion by sebaceous glands, poor hygiene and other reasons, folliculitis, a bit like human pimples, there may only be one or two, but there may also be a large patch.

2. What should I do if my dog has red bumps?

1.It is recommended to take the dog to the pet hospital for a scraping examination to analyze whether the dog's symptoms are caused by parasites, bacteria or other reasons, so as to reduce detours and solve the dog's problems as quickly as possible.

2.If it is a symptom caused by mites, you can first use avermectin transdermal solution to deworm the dog, and then use antibacterial shampoo to give the dog a medicated bath. The process of mite disease is a little longer than other types of disease, and pets have enough patience.

3. If it is a small red bump caused by folliculitis, you need to find the cause first, it is recommended to bathe the dog regularly, and then change to a light diet to feed for a period of time, if the dog is not sterilized, it is recommended to take it to be sterilized in time to reduce hormone levels and reduce sebum secretion.

It is a dog disease, which may be infected with fungi, bacteria, mites, and parasitic infections that cause dermatitis and ringworm, such as pyoderma caused by follicles, itching is unbearable, and it will often scratch, redness and inflammation, and it will form plaques and hair loss on the surface for a long time; This situation arises and needs to be addressed in a timely manner.

Hello, I am inquiring for you here, please wait a while, I will reply to you immediately Hello, the dog has red bumps on the body, and it is caused by eczema, mite infection and other factors. If the dog lives in a humid environment or does not dry it in time after bathing, the owner can take the dog out to bask in the sun while keeping the environment clean and tidy.

Dogs are infected with mites, mites will parasitize in the formation of red bumps, it is recommended that the owner choose in vitro anthelmintic drugs for mites, and at the same time thoroughly disinfect the environment in which the dog lives.

It is spring now, which is the high incidence period of ** disease, and there are two possibilities in my experience: 1: it is caused by ectoparasites, and some ectoparasites can be used to remove drugs; 2：

It is the first disease, you can use ivermectin or avermectin injection (Colly dogs can't use it) to use some **** disease ointment on the red bump, such as dexamethasone, Daknin and the like.

The environment is too wet, move the dog's things to a place where it can get to the sun, and usually let it bask in the sun more, if there is already eczema, it is recommended to give it a medicated bath with a shellfish bath, which has a ** effect on the dog's **disease, and it is a traditional Chinese medicine ingredient, which will not cause *** to the dog's liver.

The red bumps that grow on the dog's body should be parasitic mites.

I also had red bumps on my body before the fight.

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.

Raise him and be responsible for him, don't be afraid of trouble. Hope it helps.

Usually take good care of it, take a bath once a week or two, remove bacteria and relieve itching.

Frequent exposure to the sun can be antibacterial and disease-proof.

The most likely cause of red bumps on the dog's body is mites, mites will move under the dog's skin and destroy the hair follicles, so it will make the dog feel abnormal itching, and then the dog will scratch frequently, resulting in rash, dermatitis, hair loss, if the dog is seriously infected, there will be a fishy smell. There may also be a fungal mixed infection, if the dog has not healed after a long time, it should be considered whether it is caused by other reasons, such as lack of vitamins, dirty environment, poor resistance, etc.

What to do if your dog has a rash.

If it is a mite infection, you can use Manchuqing**, which is specifically designed to deal with mite infection. If the dog is infected and inflamed due to frequent scratching, ** if there is a broken skin infection, in addition to using mite clearing, it can also be used with Skincare or medicated bath, which can help the affected area heal quickly. Demodex mites are parasitic under the skin, so the cycle will be longer, dog owners should be patient, insist on medication, and know how to prevent mites in the mite season.

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Hello, red bumps on dogs are mostly caused by eczema, mite infections and other factors. If your dog lives in a humid environment or does not dry it in time after bathing, you can take your dog out to bask in the sun while keeping the environment clean and tidy

1.Caused by bacterial infection, there will be pus pockets on the disease, and pus will flow out if punctured, at this time, it is necessary to completely drain the pus, clean and disinfect, and then apply antibiotic ointment

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Hello. Does it have pus in its pimples, or does it still have dandruff?

Or you take a picture of a clear pimple**I'll see if there is a pustule haha, because look**The big pimple looks like a pustule

There is no pus in the question, mainly because I am not at home, this is a [unhappy] sent to me by my mother

Hello, that's a fungal infection

You can shave the hair near that patch, apply clotrimazole ointment or ringworm clean, and rub it on the problematic ** at least twice a day

Remember to disinfect the place where your dog lives to prevent fungal reinfection and keep your dog's environment clean, ventilated and dry

Good luck to your dog

Will it be ** disease, my dog before the fungal infection, there are also a lot of red bumps on the body, you first check the symptoms online, if it is a fungal infection, you can use the shellfish bath to take a bath, and then spray some Pipi Shuang spray, the bath is twice a week, the symptoms are reduced can be slowly reduced, and it can be once a month in the future, with a preventive effect, Pipi Shuang is used every day, 2-3 times a day.

If my dog has a lot of red bumps on his body, it should be the best hospital for a comprehensive examination of the mother's disease.

In this case, let's go to the pet hospital to have a look, it feels like a flea.

This should be a flea on the dog, and he needs to be cleaned up.

Dogs, if you have red bumps on your body, must it be a ** disease? Or something else?

Is it a tick? Sucking blood looks like a pimple.

A lot of red bumps on the dog's stomach may be eczema, parasitic infections, heat toxicity, mosquito bites, fungal infections.

1. Eczema.

Red bumps on the dog's belly may be eczema if it is hot in the summer. For example, if the place where the dog lives is relatively humid, it is easy to cause this phenomenon, or the owner does not dry the hair in time after bathing the dog, and it is easy to form such eczema.

If this happens, the owner can go to the pet hospital to buy some **eczema medicine for the dog, wipe it repeatedly, and then keep the dog ** dry, and the environment where it lives is thoroughly cleaned, generally speaking, it can get better in about a week.

2. Parasitic infection.

In particular, dogs have some ectoparasites and the like, which often cause the dog to have ** disease. For example, mites will make the dog's ** form these red bumps, so in this case, the dog must be dewormed in vitro, in fact, the dog needs to be regularly dewormed, so that it can be healthier.

3. Fever poisoning.

Sometimes improper dog diet and the like can easily cause the dog to catch fire, and the fire is more serious, which will form this kind of heat poisoning. The direct manifestation of heat toxicity is also that there will be some red bumps on the belly, and there is a yellow dot squeezed to squeeze the yellow water out, in this case, you can give the dog some heat and detoxification drugs and anti-inflammatory drugs, and slowly it can get better.

4. Mosquito bites.

Red bumps can also appear when mosquitoes bite. So try not to take the dog to play in a place with a lot of mosquitoes, otherwise it is very easy to be bitten by mosquitoes and form red bumps.

5. Fungal infection.

Fungal infections in dogs can also cause the above symptoms, and antifungal drugs are recommended**. And bring Elizabeth circles to prevent the dog from scratching because of itching, and also do a good job of indoor cleaning to ensure that the environment is dry and hygienic, because fungi are easy to survive in cold and damp places, so in order to avoid recurrence, it is necessary to do a good job of cleaning.