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I hav a lurcher bitch she is 3/4 grey 1/4 bull and shes in perfect condition apart from two patches on her back legs on each side of her on her ass cheeks u could say, the patches are really red not really missing hair, she is black and white and its not that noticeable on one side cos its black but the other side is white and is very red looking it looks as doe the hair is turning red it doesn't seem to b bothering her but its bothering me just wondering did any of ye come across it and if so wat sorted it sound lads :thumbs:

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White hair turning red,this can and probably most likely is caused by the dog licking the area,the enzymes in siliva and tears too for that matter will turn the white hair red,you will often see it around the eyes and mouth of hairy white dogs like westies and poodles etc.and areas being constantly licked,find out what is causing her to lick that particular area and treat it.

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What? Muzzled ALL the time? Can't be right. Dogs need to groom themselves, lick, nibble etc. Muzzling 24/7 is very cruel.

 

Blocked anal glands can cause irritation and hair loss either side of the root of the tail. Get it to a vet who will show you how to clear the glands if that is the problem.

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What? Muzzled ALL the time? Can't be right. Dogs need to groom themselves, lick, nibble etc. Muzzling 24/7 is very cruel.

 

Blocked anal glands can cause irritation and hair loss either side of the root of the tail. Get it to a vet who will show you how to clear the glands if that is the problem.

I muzzeld the dog when this came on to c was it from her licking it and its not up near the anal glands ur very quick to start calling people cruel

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Have you tried Botanica Cleansing Wash. Just put 3 or 4 cap fulls in a bucket of warm water and wash the area in that. It seems to work well with skin problems. Use once aday untill it's sorted atb

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try hibiscrub mate, but if its red or inflamed, you may want to see whats causing the problem first, like mites or something, if a skin scrape is negative, then a solution of hibiscrub will greatly assist the healing process, or a benzyl benzoate solution, which will kill any mechanical dandruff that may be causing the irritation in the first place.

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What? Muzzled ALL the time? Can't be right. Dogs need to groom themselves, lick, nibble etc. Muzzling 24/7 is very cruel.

 

Blocked anal glands can cause irritation and hair loss either side of the root of the tail. Get it to a vet who will show you how to clear the glands if that is the problem.

I muzzeld the dog when this came on to c was it from her licking it and its not up near the anal glands ur very quick to start calling people cruel

Apologies if I upset you. It's just that there are so many muppets on here it is hard sometimes. Smack my wrist for jumping to the wrong conclusion! :icon_redface:

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Malaseb shampoo is good stuff..ideal for fungal/yeasty problems . Also covers a multitude of skin complaints..i use it on the minging shar-pei with good results

Try it on yourself ya tramp......fungal and yeasty infections quite often spring to mind when i think of you and your personnal hygiene "issues", after all, dettol and a wire brush will only take care of "so" many of your ikkle problems lol mun :tongue2:

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Just wondering if you found the cause/sorted the problem? I know impacted anal sacks (they're not glands, but even knowing that I still end up saying glands!) Can cause problems near the actual bum, seen pictures if abscesses caused by impacted sacks around rhe top of the legs near the anus. My Sam's backside ends up bright red from his constant licking if they are getting problems and when I found out how much it would cost to have his bright red ass diagnosed and treated when I had already wormed and deflead him I decided to do it and it cleared in hours, for the price of three gloves and some kitchen towel, so may be worth giving it ago if the cause hasn't been found yet =) is not a pleasant job but after watching a video on YouTube if you've never done it you realise how surprisingly easy it is, and if like my boy it happens regularly because he gets the runs over any tiny dietary change you get very good at it!!

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