When Irish Setter dogs have mites, you can use dimethylamidamidine, trichlorfon and other drugs to dilute them, and then let the dog take a medicated bath. You can also choose drugs containing ingredients such as ivermectin and milbemycin, drop the drugs on the skin, and wear Elizabethan rings on the dog to prevent the dog from licking and poisoning. Or use Mingruining Mite Control Cream, which is very effective against Demodex and scabies mites.

Precautions for deworming the Irish Setter:

1. After the dog is dewormed externally, be careful not to bathe the dog in a short period of time, as it will be washed away by bathing. The effect of the medicine is not that good, so it is best to wait a week before taking a shower.

2. Once a dog is infected with parasites, some parasites will fall and escape more or less wherever it lives. In order to prevent repeated infections, measures must be taken for the dog. At the same time, the living environment must be disinfected and insecticided.

3. Inexperienced pet owners should go to a regular pet clinic for professional deworming, otherwise the effect will be very poor.