Reasons for recurring skin diseases in dogs:

1. Dogs have poor resistance

A dog with skin diseases will have The barrier will be damaged to a certain extent and can no longer protect the dog's body, and the skin's resistance will naturally begin to decline. If the dog's skin has been in an extremely poor condition, if it is accidentally exposed to parasites, fungi, or It's bacteria, and the skin disease will come to the dog again.

2. Stopping medication too early

Many owners feel that their dog has almost recovered, so they privately stop all the medication they are taking, but at this time the dog The bacteria may not be completely eliminated, so when the medicine is suddenly stopped, the remaining bacteria will begin to multiply on the dog's skin, and the dog's skin will suffer another damage.

3. Cleaning is not done well

Dogs suffering from skin diseases not only have poor body resistance, but also have very poor resistance to skin diseases. If the home is often damp and dark, , a very dirty environment, then even if the dog's skin disease is cured, there is a high chance that it will relapse, and it will be difficult to recover.

4. The care is not done well

If you just apply medicine to the dog without taking other protective measures, and the dog keeps scratching after applying the medicine, this will be harmful to skin diseases. It is said to be very bad. Not only is it difficult to recover, but it will also cause skin diseases to become more and more serious, so you must take protective measures and wear an Elizabethan collar on your dog.

Treatment methods for dog skin diseases:

1. Environmental factors: Wash the pet’s daily utensils and bedding immediately and expose them to the sun, disinfect and sterilize them in time, and maintain the dog’s living environment. Keep clean, ventilated and dry.

2. Parasitic infection: If the dog has fleas and lice, you can use anthelmintic medicine and chlorine drops on the back, or you can buy a dog and cat flea collar to wear on the dog.

3. Fungal infection: If the skin is red and suppurative, use hydrogen peroxide to disinfect and sterilize. Apply anti-inflammatory ointment, such as sulfur ointment, to the affected area. If the dog’s skin is caused by fungal infection, use Use Dacnin Ointment and Vic Air Drops to repair the skin. If it is caused by mites, you can use Golden Shield Mite Killing Ointment, St. Louis Mite Killing Spray, etc.