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Anonymous users2024-02-12No, you cannot. Most of the problems in dogs are caused by fungal, mite or bacterial infections. Fungal and mite infections to a certain extent can cause hair loss, dandruff, dermatitis, and eczema.
ulcers and other problems. It is recommended that you can use iodophor.
First disinfect the affected area of the dog, and use the **nursing medicated bath**, which has a **effect on various **problems caused by mites and fungi. Also, fleas.
Lice and other ectoparasitic infections can also cause ** disease, so be sure to deworm regularly.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11*It is not recommended to use liquor to disinfect the dog's **disease**. Generally, the ** disease of dogs is caused by fungal, mite or bacterial infection, and it is necessary to use drugs against these pathogens**. While alcohol can be disinfected, the concentration of alcohol in liquor is unknown, and it is not possible to determine whether it will kill fungi and mites.
In addition, alcohol should not be **dogs' illnesses.
It is recommended that you use iodophor or **nursing medicated bath for **dog's disease**, these methods can target ** problems caused by fungi and mites. In addition, dogs should also be regularly dewormed in vitro to prevent ** diseases caused by ectoparasitic infection.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10There are many kinds of dog diseases, including bacterial diseases, fungal diseases, allergic diseases, and ectoparasitic diseases, etc., to ** dog ** disease, first of all, we must determine what type of ** disease the dog belongs to, in order to prescribe the right medicine, the effect will be good.
Another point is to look at the severity of the dog's ** disease, the common ** disease external use of Ming Ruining, etc., remember to clean up the lesion before each medication.
In addition to drugs**, it is usually recommended to strengthen the nutrition of dogs, and you can supplement nutrition** nutrients, such as lecithin, etc.; Pay attention to hygiene and disinfection at all times;
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Anonymous users2024-02-09If it is not serious, apply a peel spray for external use. Generally, the fungus is more stubborn and takes 1-2 months before it is possible**. And it needs to be consolidated, to prevent **.
If the condition is severe, it is necessary to take a medicated bath and take oral medicine. My dog was particularly sick than ** before, and he used a medicated bath + scallop skin kang beef lozenge + Pipi cool spray. How to prevent:
In summer, pay special attention to carpets, fabric sofas, towels, and mattresses at home, which are easy or likely to be infected with mites. It is necessary to pay attention to frequent drying and disinfection. Try to go to grass or bushes as little or no as possible.
Fungal fungus is mainly the source of infection and dampness, so special attention should be paid to those who have athlete's foot at home. You can also give it a look.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Dogs**sick** can be used with Mingruining with sterilization bath, and the home should be disinfected frequently, **disease** may still be re-infected, so it is necessary to do a good job of prevention.
The dog's living environment should be dry and ventilated, and humidity is an important cause of disease. Keep it clean, especially for cushions, toys, etc., and floors and furniture should also be disinfected frequently. In addition, increase your intake of B vitamins.
Different **diseases are different** ways, most of them can be **good:
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Anonymous users2024-02-07My dog was also very serious before, taking a medicated bath, basking in the sun, and it was fine. The medicated bath I bought was a Chinese medicine medicated bath with a Nibel Chinese medicine bath, which I washed 1-2 times a week
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Anonymous users2024-02-06The dog can be disinfected with 75% medical alcohol, but only for the wound, it is very not recommended to spray alcohol all over the body, it is likely to cause harm to the dog. If you use alcohol to disinfect your dog, it is recommended to use an alcohol swab or an alcohol-based towel to wipe it off, do not spray it and use it only topically. The dog can be disinfected with 75% medical alcohol, but only for the wound, it is very not recommended to spray alcohol all over the body, it is likely to cause harm to the dog.
Dogs have dense hair and are very prone to static electricity, and if the alcohol concentration in the air exceeds 3% during the process of spraying alcohol, the risk of ignition is very high.
If you use alcohol to disinfect your dog, it is recommended to use an alcohol swab or an alcohol-based towel to wipe it off, do not spray it and use it only topically.
Most of the problems in dogs are caused by fungal, mite or bacterial infections. Fungal and mite infections to a certain extent can cause problems such as hair loss, dandruff, dermatitis, eczema, and ulceration. However, mite infections can be more itchy than fungal infections, and fungal infections are generally dominated by dander and local hair removal, but some dogs also have mixed infections. >>>More
Go to the ** department to see, the ** disease of normal dogs is not contagious.
It should be fungus, my dog also had it, and the situation looked similar to your dog at the time, but you finally took it to the veterinarian to see, it is more reassuring, and the injection can be done quickly. By the way, tell me how I was healed at the time, my dog didn't go to the injection, I got it myself, I first shaved the hair on the dog's body, you will find that it is losing hair one by one, and then go to the pharmacy to buy Wuji cream, a piece of 2 pieces, ** plaster for human use, apply it to the place where it sheds hair (my dog is an adult Labrador.)'It's good to use 20 sticks) apply it two or three times a day, wipe off the ointment with a damp rag at the end of the day, and then reapply, it is best not to take a bath during this time, and it must be dried immediately after washing.
Wash it with salt water. Then dry with a cold air.
If the effect is not good, it is recommended to send it to a veterinary hospital. >>>More