Skin disease is a disease that pets often suffer from. After being cured, it may recur frequently. I believe that many pet owners also hate this disease. Let’s take a look at what medicines are used for dog skin diseases and how to treat dog skin diseases. The cure for the disease!

What skin diseases do dogs have?

Parasitic skin diseases: Mites are the most common and difficult to treat. Mainly occurs on the head, around the eyelids and at the ends of the limbs.

Fungal skin disease: It is characterized by scales, scabs, and circular lesions of hair loss or coat breakage on the skin. It usually occurs on the head, feet and legs of dogs.

Bacterial skin disease: The location of the disease is uncertain, and it is characterized by papules, pustules, folliculitis, etc.

Allergic skin diseases: It can be divided into allergic dermatitis, urticaria, eczema, etc. It is characterized by skin itching, papules, and erythema. In severe cases, skin thickening, lichen-like changes, and wrinkles may occur, accompanied by pigmentation.

Seborrheic dermatosis: No itching, a large amount of gray-white bran-like scales or yellow-brown greasy dander between the hairs, and skin pigmentation.

How to treat dog skin diseases

In terms of medication, the medication is also chosen based on the specific disease, just like the medication for fungal infection is different from that for mite infection.

Fungal and bacterial infections There are many medications used. The better ingredients on the market are nano-silver, terbinafine hydrochloride, and aloe vera, which are all very good. The more commonly used product is Mingruining which is better. If it is more serious, it is recommended to use it with a medicinal bath. If the dog is relatively small, injections and oral administration are not recommended here, as they will cause certain harm to the dog's body, so external use is the best.

Medication for mite infection is the most troublesome. The best way to treat mites on the market is to inject ivermectin, doramectin, or bimethycin. This solution is toxic and has certain It is corrosive and is not recommended for use if it is not very serious. Currently, Ming Ruining Mite Remover Ointment can also be used in combination with medicated baths for treatment. Because skin diseases are infections that appear on the surface, external use is better. Compared with injections, the effect will definitely be slower, but it will not be easy to relapse.