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Old 10-18-2006, 04:51 PM   #9
amspoelstra
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There are lots of different things they can be allergic too. Take it from somebody who's going through the same thing. I have an appointment with a dermatology vet next week and I can't wait to figure out what triggers her skin infection and her itchyness.

Trixie is the same way, her skin is red and black and is hot at the touch. Sometimes she breaks out in little bumps (like pimples) and she licks and scratches sooo much.

You can definately start by changing her food. Natural Balance seems to have a good allergy formula (altough it hasn't done anything for us yet...). If it persists though, and you don't have any faith in your vet to help you find the challenge, change vets. You got to be comfortable going to your vet and have them help figure out what's going on. It's your dog, you know her best, and you got to do what you think is best for her.
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