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EHS Mange puppy Reeves up for adoption.wmv

admin — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 08:36:42 +0000

Meet Reeves, an adorable 4 month old Shepherd mix who came into the care of the Edmonton Humane Society in the middle of February at just 2 months old after he was found a stray wandering the Alexis Reserve near Gunn, Alberta. He had a severe case of Sarcoptic Mange on his right side. It is a highly contagious skin disease caused by parasitic mites. Reeves’ case was so bad, that when EHS medical staff members first examined him a chunk of his skin fell right off! Visit http://bit.ly/cLxfPb to learn how EHS medical staff members healed the adorable puppy and gave him a second chance

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What are the signs of Mange in dogs?

admin — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 06:40:25 +0000

Mange is a parasitic infestation of the skin of animals.

Type: Rat Terrier
Age: 8 [human years]
Weight: 20 pounds

Symptoms:
-Bites her feet,making her paws red and irritated
-Also bites her tail and has red and irritated patches of skin
-Constantly has infected ears
-Always itches

Does she have the Mange,or is it just a skin irritation that will soon pass?
Yes,I do need to take her to the vet,I’m just looking for some quick information.

Yes. She mange.

Learn more about signs & symptoms of dog with mange and different types of mange.

I think I may have gotten mange from my foster kittens, what should it look like??

admin — Sat, 14 May 2011 01:04:11 +0000

It doesn’t look like the discriptions necessarily. Its round red scaley spots that have flakey dry skin in the middle and then it turns into a scab in the middle. Some of the spots or about the size of a bic pen. I thought mange from cats would affect me in smaller bump like rash?

go to this website.. http://www.vetinfo4dogs.com/dsmange.html#Sarcoptic%20mange%20and%20people

The dog species of sarcoptic mange can TEMPORARILY infect humans. Usually the itchiness from this lasts about three weeks, or less. The mite can’t live in humans, so it dies. If the dog remains in the household and remains infected it can continue to give its owners new mites, though — so the itching can last longer because there is a constant new supply of mites. Cortisones are sometimes used to reduce the inflammation and itchiness. It is not necessary to kill the mites because the are going to die, anyway.

The human species of sarcoptic mange is contagious between people and is a problem in settings like nursing homes where it can spread pretty rapidly through the resident population in some cases. It is often referred to as scabies.

how long after first sarcoptic mange treatment until dog can be around other dogs people

admin — Sun, 01 May 2011 23:04:01 +0000

What age dogs does Mange affect?

admin — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 16:47:13 +0000

can a dog get mange if she is 8 years old?

any age, it’s just a contagious parasite.

Sometimes it’s species specific (meaning that only dogs can catch it from this dog)

sometimes it’s not species specific meaning that anything that comes near it can get it and that includes humans.

My puppy has the sarcoptic mange?

admin — Tue, 05 Apr 2011 16:33:34 +0000

He slept with me since I got him 10 days ago, I am itching , I know humans can pick up mange from dogs and it is called scabies. Is there a natural way to treat myself without using the potent scabies medicine from docotor?
My puppy has meds from the doctor so hopefully in 7 days I will se an improvement. As for myself well I have only been scratching for a couple of days, at first I thought it was mental , just thinking about mites in my skin… YUCK!!

Been there myself. I don’t know anything that will work except somthing that kills bugs. I had it so bad at my house that I had to spray everything with a bug killer. It was terrible.

I have heard that putting something like Vaseline on the skin will suffocate them but I don’t know.

Dog Health Care Article: What To Do If Your Dog Has Skin Problems

admin — Sun, 03 Apr 2011 16:08:53 +0000

Under all that copious fur there is skin. Skin that is susceptible to a myriad of diseases and afflictions just as we humans are. The difference being that in humans we can readily see a health problem. In a dog, skin health problems are not readily apparent until the dog gives us an indication. Usually, the indications are excessive licking and scratching. In general we humans tend to take our skin for granted. If we go out into the sun, we use sun screen. If we have dry skin, we use a lotion. And occasionally we notice irregularities and then we go to the doctor. We’re pretty complacent and tend to think of skin as the wrap that molds our body. With dogs, the skin goes beyond being a mold. It is an organ in itself. This organ regulates the heat in a dogs body and works in conjunction with the foot pads which allow the dog to perspire.

As with humans the skin communicates sensations such as pain, heat, cold, touch, etc. to the brain. An animals skin also processes vitamin D just as we do. When we take our pet to the veterinarian, one of the usual examinations done is one of the skin. When the veterinarian back brushes the fur he/she is not only looking for parasites such as fleas and mites, but they are also looking at the skin. Dry skin and fur can indicate illness. Yellow skin can indicate jaundice and blue skin can indicate heart problems. Rashes can mean allergies.

Dogs can have seasonal and environmental allergies as well as food allergies. Food allergies may not always be associated with new foods but can also come from foods they have eaten for years and have become sensitive to due to many reasons. So called “hot-spots”, for example may be a result of a dog no longer being able to digest a certain food. Your veterinarian will recommend ways to test your dogs diet and recommend a course of treatment. Many dogs such as spaniels have seasonal and environmental allergies which can manifest themselves not only with sneezing and watery eyes, but also with skin rashes.

Allergies to fleas and medicines can also cause skin rashes. There are now veterinarians who are specializing in animal allergies and dermatology. Should your veterinarian find it necessary a referral could be made for diagnosis and treatment.

There are also genetic skin disorders and glandular skin disorders. There are several diseases associated with ovarian and testicular problems. Diagnosis and treatment can be made by your veterinarian. Dogs are also susceptible to various types of skin fungus. They are highly contagious to humans and other animals. Mange is another skin disease that is contagious. Quick diagnosis and treatment is essential.

In addition to the previously mentioned skin problems, there are also seborreic (seborrhea) skin diseases, tumors, melanomas, infected sores, mites, etc., that can be diagnosed by your veterinarian.

The purpose of this article is to make owners aware that the care and regular examination of your dogs skin is essential. Before buying a dog, consult with the breeder and a veterinarian. Know the diseases which are specific to the breed you desire. Know your dogs body as you should know your own. Check for skin problems during regular grooming.

If you find an area of concern, consult your veterinarian immediately. Do not make a self diagnosis and start a course of treatment. Only a veterinarian can make a proper diagnosis and recommend oral and/or topical treatments. Delay in proper diagnosis and treatment can cause delay in recovery and possible spread of the ailment and unnecessary prolonged discomfort for your beloved pet.

Terrie Simpson

http://www.articlesbase.com/pets-articles/dog-health-care-article-what-to-do-if-your-dog-has-skin-problems-748783.html

What is the best way to get rid of ‘The Mange’ in dogs?

admin — Fri, 01 Apr 2011 15:50:22 +0000

I took in a stray puppy. She appears to have mange. We have tried lots of different things and it looks a lot better but it isn’t completely gone. We are a little strapped for cash so we cant afford a big vet bill but we want to do what we can for her. Any suggestions?

I’m afraid its a trip to the vets mange is contagious so make sure you handle your dog with gloves and wash any towels you use on 60 degrees as mange can be passed onto humans.
it depends on what sort of mange it is do you know as sarcoptic mange and demedex mange are two different sorts of mange that need two different types of treatment.
i work for the rspca and if we have dogs with mange they are treated with a lime wash and antibiotics,a scraping needs to be taken to determine what sort of mange it is and the treatment required.
if in the UK there is the pdsa and rspca who offer low cost treatment to people on low incomes,you need to be in receipt of a benefit good luck

What to expect when your dog eats first treatment

mattyviponden — Mon, 14 Mar 2011 13:13:30 +0000

Scabies is a dog

treatable disease, and has many treatment options available for dogs, depending on the severity and diversity of scabies infestation. The most common treatment is to wash anti-scabies itch.

This is a procedure that will take time to take effect, sometimes up to six months because the treatment can only be done once a month. Repeated treatments are performed to ensure that the itch is kept population in check, and that new ones are born also be eliminated.

At first treatment, the appearance eats like it’s getting worse, and there will be new red bumps on dog skin OSA, where he was not, before each AOT. OSA, because the drug into the skin of the dog on mites in dogs, the skin to reach buried OSA, which can irritate the area. It is also very unpleasant for the dog, like to start these mites Äúemerging, Coming out of their sockets.

You must also assume that the dog appears lethargic after each treatment. Bad eating the drug can be very strong and the dog is there for the inhalation treatment. You must keep the smell of drugs, because you can give your dog a bath wash after scabies AOT. to prevent

Try the dog licking their chops after treatment. Some scabies medicines wash will be absorbed by the dog that way. Although it will not kill your dog will certainly give him an upset stomach. Furthermore prevent scratching, because these injuries can result. If your dog’s injuries, it will not work the treatment given, and that the extension process to improve it.

Note that only wash scabies mites, which are on the loose dog and not his environment. OSA, why would you isolate the dog and washing machine, which he used. Other dogs may come into contact only with a little jack, and the infected dog is located Worse, there are certain types of mites can live in a human skin and OSA.

The treatments can be very expensive, but if your dog needs a series of baths may draw you to the location of a payment plan with your veterinarian.

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is there a homeopathic treatment for scarcoptic mange?

admin — Sun, 20 Feb 2011 09:36:44 +0000

RACENTLY AQUIRED TWO 6 WEEK OLD PUPPIES .ARRIVING HOME FROM MISS. I NOTICED REDNESS ,RASH(BUMPS LIKE FLEA OR BUG BITES )TOOK THEM TO THE VET AND THEY WERE DIAGNOSED WITH SCARCOPTIC MANGE AND NOW I HAVE ON MY LEFT ARM ,ARMPIT AREA ANDUPPER TORSO FROM HOLDING THEM

Go to a human doctor, NOW. Mange is not something you want to screw around with.
Mange is caused by burrowing mites, which are essentially microscopic spiders that live in your skin. Their movements and their droppings cause an immune response, making the skin swell and itch. As they multiply, the affected areas spread.
According to Wikipedia, twice weekly “sulfurated lime rinses” are an effective treatment. There are also a few effective topical and internal drugs like Ivermectin.
Mange is itchy and painful, and it spreads, as you’re probably finding out right now. It won’t go away on its own. Get effective treatment for you and your dogs. If you find a homeopathic remedy that works, great, but it’s not fair to the dogs to make them endure the mites when working drugs are available.

Get more facts on sarcoptic mange and home treatment.