First, we need to understand why dogs are infected with mites. Generally, most dogs infected with mites have problems with their immune system or are imperfect. In fact, mites are everywhere. It can be found on people, towels, quilts, etc., and any dog ​​may have it. But healthy dogs can control the number of mites on themselves, but dogs with immune deficiencies cannot control the mites. When the mites continue to multiply and reach a certain number, they will cause disease, such as hair follicle inflammation, suppuration, severe itching...

Nowadays, the main way to treat mites is through injecting ivermectin or doramectin. In fact, this method is very effective, but the disadvantage is that the treatment course is long. Generally, 4 injections are needed, one injection per week, and one course of treatment is one Months; the most serious flaw is that it will relapse after 3-4 months. Once it relapses, it will be more serious than the last time, and the dosage of injections will continue to increase...over and over again.

At present, many medicines for pets are almost all imported under the banner of American/Russian/Country... In fact, they are basically produced domestically, and many of them are even ineffective at all and are purely fake (think about human medicines). There are fake drugs everywhere, not to mention veterinary drugs, right). Everyone must keep their eyes open to avoid being fooled. At the same time, it is clearly pointed out that there is currently no medicine that can treat both fungi and mites. The medicine that is advertised definitely contains a lot of water and is of no use!

Our current main method of treating mites is-injection of ivermectin or doramectin (toxin) + bathing with a special mite remover. This greatly shortens the course of treatment. Generally, the effect will be obvious in 2 weeks. Ivermectin Or doramectin at a dose of 10-15 kg per 1 ml once a week (disabled for Collies), and at the same time, use 1 tube of special mite remover mixed with 5 kg of water, and take a medicated bath once a week. After the dog is cured, bathing the dog with a special mite remover every 3 months can effectively make up for the recurrence of injections. That is to say, wait for about 3 months, when the mites have multiplied to a certain number, and then use a special mite remover to control the number of mites, so that the dog will not relapse.