All of a sudden two of the boys have terrible hot spots. Never had this before with any of them, what do I do? I have washed them with a medicated soap, then applied genesis spray to them. How long do they take to dry up and go away?
Submitted by Alicia Jay Deuc... on May 6, 2010 - 12:43pm.
The recommendation from MANY on this board was to use the original gold colored Listerine on a cotton ball. Dab the hot spot with the Listerine and then dry it off. Then apply some medicated Gold Bond powder to the spot. I think do it twice a day and it should clear up pretty quickly. Deuce had one and this cleared it up within a matter of a few days.
Submitted by RosieBeGood on May 17, 2010 - 1:24pm.
I never used anything so amazing before! I first used it on my horse with a nasty fungus that i tried treating for almost 6 months with no luck unitl I found this stuff! I used it on Rosie a few times for some skin problems and BOOM gone! definitely worth it!
Gold Listerine....
The recommendation from MANY on this board was to use the original gold colored Listerine on a cotton ball. Dab the hot spot with the Listerine and then dry it off. Then apply some medicated Gold Bond powder to the spot. I think do it twice a day and it should clear up pretty quickly. Deuce had one and this cleared it up within a matter of a few days.
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You may want to shave
The area around the hot spot so that it can breathe.
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I never used anything so amazing before! I first used it on my horse with a nasty fungus that i tried treating for almost 6 months with no luck unitl I found this stuff! I used it on Rosie a few times for some skin problems and BOOM gone! definitely worth it!
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Danielle & Rosie