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If the dog is young and healthy you probably don't have ttoo much to worry about.

 

However, fur loss is a symptom of 'cushing's disease'. CD is a liver disease that ultimately packs in the liver and has to be managed with daily tablets (my last dog got it when he was older).

 

If the fur loss gets worse then take it to the vet to check.

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Is it the whole tail or just part of it?

 

 

3/4 of it,not the top or tip and only the side you can see.

 

Like this....

 

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Bald either side but not underneath.

I think it is quite common in sighthounds, same with the thighs etc.

 

My dog has had this baldness on the tail since he was a youngster :thumbs:

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one of my whippets gets that i call it ratty tail but i have been putting boi oil on his tail for the last few weeks and give it a strong wormer and feed cod liver oil i dont know what is getting the results but it's working and none of it can do any harm but my dog should have all the hair back in the next week or so

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Is it the whole tail or just part of it?

 

 

3/4 of it,not the top or tip and only the side you can see.

 

Like this....

 

post-57301-0-48855200-1304119077_thumb.jpg

 

Bald either side but not underneath.

I think it is quite common in sighthounds, same with the thighs etc.

 

My dog has had this baldness on the tail since he was a youngster :thumbs:

 

Interesting, my lurcher has a small bald spot on the upper side in the middle of her tail, same again, always been there, never spreads, the rest of her is fine!

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