my dog (thin white hair and pink skin) has an ezema problem so im wondering if theirs something like a home remidie that can be used instead of super expensive things. does your dog have the same problem? if so what do you do?
Home Remidies for Ezema in dogs?
if you can get hold of some sudocrem is great its a treatment for nappy rash and eczema in humans i use it on my dog and it works great
Reply:you give your dog an enima
Reply:well i had that problem and i had to go to the doc. so i would say the same goes here sorry but Vet!
Reply:My moms vet said to use head %26amp; shoulders shampoo. They say you can also use olive oil %26amp; then shampoo out.
Reply:Well, for skin issues... look to the food you are feeding.
Does your dog's food have corn, wheat, soy, or other "questionable" items?
If so, then start with a good grain free kibble...
I recommend Evo. It is the closest to a raw diet you will find in a kibble or in a canned diet.
http://www.naturapet.com/brands/evo.asp
Personally, I feed my dogs a raw diet, and I supplement them with Omega 3's in the form of Salmon Oil. This provides plenty of support to their immune systems and to their skin/coat.
www.rawmeatybones.com
www.rawlearning.com
www.rawfed.com/myths
http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/rawfe...
Good luck.
Reply:Take an old stocking or cut the foot out of some pantyhose and fill it with a golf ball size amount of 3 minute oatmeal (not instant) tie it off, get it wet, and dab the sticky oatmeal stuff directly on the spot. I've used this for over 20 yrs even on myself and it WORKS. (Aveeno)
Reply:*Avoid commercial dog foods and environmental irritants
*Boost the dogs immune system
*Soak or compress the eczema area with potassium permanganate.
*Add Neem leaf tea, and evening primrose oil to the dog food until the eczema disappears.
*Apply Neem oil to the dogs skin after bathing to decrease the itching skin rashes.
*Bathing the dog with shampoo only if really necessary.
In most cases, the eczema will disappear very soon.
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