Drug treatment of pug dog skin disease

Drug treatment of pug dog skin disease:

1. Fungal skin diseases: use Pointe skin spray Funuoen, spray 3-5 times a day, keep the skin moist and the effect is better, if it can be used with vitamin B, it will be better.

2. Scabies: Ivermectin drops are used, and the affected area can be supplemented with Pointe skin spray to sterilize and soften the skin. This spray is a nano-silver formula that can penetrate into the skin and sterilize quickly.

3. Eczema: After dogs have eczema, they need to use zinc oxide ointment, supplemented by Pointe skin spray for treatment. Zinc oxide has a good therapeutic effect on dermatitis, eczema, subacute eczema, etc., and Pointe skin spray Contains nano-silver and a variety of plant extracts, which can kill fungi and restore muscle.

4. Purulent skin: First use Pointe skin spray to sterilize, and then apply zinc oxide ointment. Zinc oxide has certain effects on itchy pus skin, eczema, and dermatitis. If it is more serious, then it is necessary to cooperate with medicated bath treatment, you can use the combination of dilute chlorhexidine gluconate solution and Fuanjian shower shampoo.

Ways to prevent skin diseases in Pug dogs:

1. When raising pug dogs, the owner should pay great attention to their hygiene problems, especially the cleaning work between the folds of the dog's body must be done properly to prevent the dog from suffering from skin diseases. When bathing dogs, the owner should use pet-specific shower gel for them. If you use your own shower gel for them, the dog may also have skin problems.

2. Parasites can also cause skin diseases in dogs, so the owner must not ignore the matter of regularly deworming the dog. When you take your dog out to play, pay attention to every move of the dog, and don't let them come into contact with sick animals.

3. When dogs lack certain nutrients, they may also be attacked by skin diseases. In order to avoid this situation, the owner needs to feed the dog scientifically, such as feeding regularly and quantitatively, and not providing unlimited snacks. If the dog lacks certain nutrients, the owner should supplement the dog appropriately under the guidance of a veterinarian.