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hi everyone, i have had some trouble with my russell terrier scratching and biting his self raw, i have been back and for to a number of vets who all say the same thing that they are not sure what the problem is and just take my money with no solution, im not sure weather it is the mange or not but everything im trying is turning out to be a dead end, i have just been talking to a few lads who also own dogs like mine and have had the same problem and suggested using jeyes fluid in a bucket of water to dip the dog, i myself have never heard of this and not sure if this works or is even right, can anybody give me any advice on this matter please or if you know of a solution i would be very greatfull

 

cheers everyone :hmm:

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Vets would know if it were mange, presume they did a skin scrape?

 

There could be any number of reasons...what is the skin like underneath?

 

Do not dip the dog in jeyes though you could make the problem worse.

Have you tried giving the dog an antihistamine tablet, you can get them in chemist/supermarkets.

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inject with ivermectin and clean anal glands should clear up in a few weeks :thumbs:

where can i get this from coz it is doing my headin :wallbash:

ya might be able to get some off here advert for some an make sure anal glands are :thumbs: :thumbs: clear if its biting near its arse ok m,atey :thumbs: :thumbs:

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treatment depends upon cause if its mange the benzol benzoate works but its hard to get at the minute, if its an alergy then plain old antihistermines will do the trick, if its something like wet dermititis then its hiba scrub and anti fungal cream its hard to say without seeing it why not put a pic up

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if you want some ivermectin i have some and some small sterile injection bottles i can send you some in with copy of instructions for use dont want anything for it .pm your address and ile send it first class next day should do the trick mate dog will feel better anyway

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