Pomeranian skin disease treatment

Treatment of Pomeranian skin diseases:

1. Clean up the skin disease area first, and cut off the hair, so that the medicine can penetrate into the skin more directly, and prevent the fungus from spreading. Then just apply the medicine, the scope of the medicine is slightly larger than the scope of the lesion, which can prevent the spread and inhibit a small amount of germs that may have spread to the surroundings.

2. Take medicine with caution. Griseofulvin should be used with caution, especially for puppies Pomeranians under one year old, because all oral fungicides can cause great damage to the liver, which will cause liver dysfunction in Pomeranians in the future, leaving behind Get to the root of the disease. Even if the Pomeranian suffers from severe fungus all over the body, it should be crushed or ground into powder when taking griseofulvin, mixed with edible oil and fed, and it is best to feed at intervals of one day and one day.

3. The ultraviolet rays in the sun can kill mold, but be careful not to let the Pomeranian be exposed to the sun for a long time, because it is easy to cause heatstroke and sunburn. If there is a window sill at home that can receive sunshine for a period of time every day, arrange a resting place for the Pomeranian there.

Measures to prevent Pomeranian skin diseases:

1. Try to reduce dogs playing in the grass. If you must play, you must take protective measures in advance.

2. Do not let the dog come into contact with animals with skin diseases, and do not let the dog stay in a dark and humid environment.

3. Regularly disinfect and sterilize the kennels and places where dogs often move, and often take dogs to bask in the sun.

4. Keep the dog's living environment hygienic. The dog's daily necessities should be washed and dried frequently, and the dog's coat should be combed regularly.

5. Bathe your dog frequently. In summer, you can wash it about once a week, and in winter, you can wash it once every 2-3 weeks. Try to choose a dog-specific shower gel. The pH of dog skin is weakly alkaline, while the pH of human skin is weakly acidic. So be careful not to bathe your dog with human body wash.