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Yeast infection *NOT* in ears. I have a bit of a different problem with yeast. I've had my Chloe (3) on a daily pro-biotic for a few months now and her ears have never been better :) ...good news right? My problem is her skin. She has that yeast smell and has dark skin swollen areas that my vet had previously advised were yeast infection. And... she scratches like crazy. The vet had me switch her to wet food (I buy gain free), I have the shampoo for yeast and bathe her every 3 to 4 days but the skin problems just won't go away. Any suggestions to clear this up and prevent it in the future? |
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When Daisy was younger she had yeast on her skin - a course of oral ketoconazole got rid of it. |
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I realize the pro-biotic won't cure it...just wondering why she got it again while on the pro-biotic. What else can I do to stave off yeast infections in the future? |
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I had a pup with a yeast infection and have shown his pic many times before; but need to show it again for the OP. For those of you who have seen it, sorry for the repeat. My vet told me to bathe him in Selsun blue shampoo 3 times/week followed by a warm water and vinegar rinse (50/50). I asked her why not an anti fungal and she said it was not needed. Being that I trust my vet, I tried it although I must say I was a bit skeptical. Well, within a week or two his skin was clearing and hair started to grow back. (He had lost a lot of hair..came to me from a shelter). A year later he was gorgeous. Yeast is a base and vinegar is acid so it works really well to counteract the yeast! BTW it did NOT burn him as many people seem to think it would. Index of /cody |
At the birth center I work at, we tell moms to put yogurt on the areas that give them problems, if you know what I mean?? Slather her in plain yogurt-it won't hurt if she licks it off even. |
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