How to Treat Dog Hot Spots

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  • Опубликовано: 4 апр 2010
  • healthypets.mercola.com/sites/... Proactive veterinarian Dr. Karen Becker discusses the causes of dog hot spots and how to treat and prevent it naturally.
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Комментарии • 15

  • @TheMarciab5
    @TheMarciab5 12 лет назад +8

    My dog did have the same problem until I change to fish diet, I'm giving wellness core ocean. Many dogs have allergy of chicken, many vets miss that, I took my dog to so many vet, and all did say was not food allergy, till somebody in the street told me about the chicken allergy. My dog is 9 year old, and actually it did improve in his energy and he looks amazing. Good Lucky!

  • @JustChillinMary
    @JustChillinMary 11 лет назад +12

    I've had wonderful results with aloe, as well as silver gel. I've opened a capsule of natural Vitamin E & squeezed over it, also. I've used food enzymes in their food, also.

  • @cutiegirllucky
    @cutiegirllucky 13 лет назад +8

    Thank you Dr. Becker your such a great help!(",
    i used to think that all vets are evil and doesn't know anything but to take my hard earned money, but now i wanted to be a vet like you to help pet owners like me whose taken advantage by evil vet.
    thank you so much!more powers!

  • @rosewood513
    @rosewood513 11 лет назад +6

    I use coconut oil for just about everytning, topical and internal, they love it.
    For internal go slow to start out with just a little then build up to more.

  • @AllNaturalPetCare
    @AllNaturalPetCare 11 лет назад +3

    Calcium montmorillonite clay poultice. You can bandage it but it's actually good for dogs so it doesn't matter if he licks a little. Tea tree oil should never be used where the animal can lick.

  • @TheMarciab5
    @TheMarciab5 12 лет назад +4

    My dog did have the same problem until I change to fish diet, I'm giving wellness core ocean. Many dogs have allergy of chicken. Good Lucky!

  • @Papawde
    @Papawde 12 лет назад +4

    Doc so appreciate you. Could you please spell out what I need to get for my dog with the hot spot. Thats a long word so I go and get it. Bayadine?

  • @switchbladewash
    @switchbladewash 12 лет назад +3

    In regards to hotspots, if you shave the troubled area with a clipper blade, can the bacteria from the hotspot be transferred to the clipper blade itself? If so, can this situation be passed on to other dogs by using that clipper blade?

  • @jonasDoguedeBordeaux
    @jonasDoguedeBordeaux 11 лет назад +3

    hi would you consider a video on Demodex mite cure's i heard raw diet can sort this problem xx

  • @Uki2QT
    @Uki2QT 13 лет назад +4

    My dog got like 4 hotspots in 1 day then i noticed him scratching and i checked him he had tons of fleas i was like uh!!! I just gave him a bath yesterday.

  • @redraven013
    @redraven013 12 лет назад

    very informative. what do you recommend to try to prevent my american bull dog from licking himself. he'll destroy the house trying to shake off the neck cone.

  • @PS3adict916
    @PS3adict916 13 лет назад

    my dog has now like 3 little bold spots in his body ... is this kuz of the hot spots?

  • @juliegraham2614
    @juliegraham2614 11 лет назад +3

    CatKingCole82 ~ is that really all you got out of this?

  • @CatKingCole82
    @CatKingCole82 12 лет назад +5

    IT'S PRONOUNCED ROOOOOT not RUT dammit!