Spike has ongoing rash on his collar area. It oozes and then eventually bleeds. Once the a
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Spike has ongoing rash on his collar area. It oozes and then eventually bleeds. Once the a
Submitted by sandy2778 on April 21, 2010 - 12:01amrea heals it stains his white coat. Does anyone know what this may be?? I can't see any sores but it looks like raw skin. We put Peroxide and some anti-itch spray. This heals the are and he is ok but then again the are starts oozing a week later\
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Take the collar off
run it through the wash with the dog bedding and let it dry in the sun until 100% dry, if you have to put it back on then loosen it a bit.
put listerine on his sore and let dry, then dust with gold bond. If his neck is thick and full of wrinkles, you will need to powder him when he gets moisture in the folds. On thick wrinkles i use the gold bond foot powder as it is good with yeast
Vicky,
Bosco, Bella, Breve' & Holly
http://langagerbulldogs.tripod.com
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Take the collar off
run it through the wash with the dog bedding and let it dry in the sun until 100% dry, if you have to put it back on then loosen it a bit.
put listerine on his sore and let dry, then dust with gold bond. If his neck is thick and full of wrinkles, you will need to powder him when he gets moisture in the folds. On thick wrinkles i use the gold bond foot powder as it is good with yeast
Vicky,
Bosco, Bella, Breve' & Holly
http://langagerbulldogs.tripod.com
PHOTOS ARE PROPERTY OF LANGAGER BULLDOGS, YOU MUST HAVE WRITTEN PERMISSION FOR ANY USE OF THESE PHOTOS FROM LANGAGERBULLDOG.
the collar may be part of the problem
if it's holding moisture in the area. Keep the area clean and dry. Clean the spots with listerine (the brown kind) and dry well, then sprinkle with gold bond powder.
Cathy Miller
http://www.marshillbulldogs.com
http://www.bulldogclubofmetropolitanatlanta.com
the collar may be part of the problem
if it's holding moisture in the area. Keep the area clean and dry. Clean the spots with listerine (the brown kind) and dry well, then sprinkle with gold bond powder.
Cathy Miller
http://www.marshillbulldogs.com
http://www.bulldogclubofmetropolitanatlanta.com
Otis had something similar
Otis was 2 yr old when I got him. His previous owners had him on a dog food with corn in it. His neck area (around his collar) was constantly broken out with red spots which would heal and come back. I narrowed it down to his dog food. He is allergic to anything with corn in it. Once I switched foods, and watched any treats I gave him, the red spots went away and have never returned. Good luck!
Otis had something similar
Otis was 2 yr old when I got him. His previous owners had him on a dog food with corn in it. His neck area (around his collar) was constantly broken out with red spots which would heal and come back. I narrowed it down to his dog food. He is allergic to anything with corn in it. Once I switched foods, and watched any treats I gave him, the red spots went away and have never returned. Good luck!
Thaks for the feedback everyone. Will definetely try allof the s
Thaks for the feedback everyone. Will definetely try allof the s
Re: Spike has ongoing rash on his collar area. It oozes and then
TAKE THE COLLAR OFF .. THIS HAPPEND TO ME WHEN MY PUG WENT SWIMMING FROM THE WET AND THE LEATHER STUDDED COLLAR CAUSED THE SAME THING TO HAPPEN .
Re: Spike has ongoing rash on his collar area. It oozes and then
TAKE THE COLLAR OFF .. THIS HAPPEND TO ME WHEN MY PUG WENT SWIMMING FROM THE WET AND THE LEATHER STUDDED COLLAR CAUSED THE SAME THING TO HAPPEN .
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