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I had a Schnauzer when I was little that could never be shaved...only cut with scissors. He would always have an allergic reaction for the razor. I am not sure why as I was really young, but we only had his hair cut after that and he never had another reaction! :) |
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Is Missy feeling any better yet? |
Sorry to hear that your baby is hurting. I would probably bath him in his regular shampoo to get anything off him, using cool water. Then put on a t shirt to keep him from hurting himself more. I hope he feels better soon. |
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Has Missy gotten any better? Sorry she's hurting... :( |
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I don't have all those things in the link. I basically have a peoples first aid kit, and then added to it, hydrogen peroxide, nutrical, diarsynal paste (for diahrea, works great), liquid (kids) benedryl. For the canned pumpkin, if you buy a can, get a melon baller or small spoon and make little balls and freeze them, so if you need to give pumpkin you don't have to waste the rest of the can. |
Update I just want to thank everyone for their great advice! I am now armed with Nutiva, Calendula ointment and children's benadryl. Missy's doing a lot better. Scrathcing and rubbing her ears on the carpet is way down. She still does it but not very often Don't know if this is just normal scratching or still because of the irritation. I'm still nervous because she's almost back to her normal self but not quite. She's eating, but not as much as usual. She's still as energetic as ever though!! :) I've been using the coconut oil on her belly and the belly scratching is almost gone! Where she drew blood is drying up. Her ears are not pink at all until she scratches or rubs them! :( And then they stay pink for soooo long. I will try the Celendula on her ears today and see if that helps. Again, thank you all for your help! I seriously don't know what I would do without you all and YT. Sometimes you just need more than what your Vet tells you, ya know? |
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what happens is they itch which releases the histamines so the more they itch the worse it gets like when you scratch a mosquito bite the more you itch the more itchy it gets same effect so i have to hold dd walk her in my arms get her to calm down when she gets an itchy attack or have her lay on my lap until she calms down and that helps alot |
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