Treatment fungal skin infections dogs
TREATING
YEAST INFECTIONS..NATURALLY
What is yeast: Yeast happily live on most normal skin, in
ears, anal glands, between toes and on muzzles. Yeast in small normal numbers
are harmless but when the yeasts are present in large numbers, disease
results.
Hair loss, redness, hyperpigmentation (blackening of the skin), and thickening
of the skin may also be present. Yeast infections are especially itchy,
crusty, and smelly. Often a dog starts with a rash or with simple itching but
the skin thickens to an elephant skin appearance. The itch is extreme and
the odor can be especially troublesome. Parts of the body or the entire body
can be affected.
Treatment of the Underlying cause: It is important to realize that yeast overgrowth occurs in response to a primary problem be it allergy, seborrhea or something else. If the underlying problem is not controlled, yeast dermatitis is likely to periodically recur. Yeast infections are not contagious.
To help
prevent yeast infections, and to help minimize chronic yeast issues in pets - use a healthy, low-grain/grain-free
diet as the conversion of grain carbohydrate to sugar supplies food that
feed yeast. Probiotic supplements provide additional beneficial
bacteria to your dogs diet which will help to boost the immune systems response to
harmful bacteria. Avoid foods containing corn or wheat, by-products, chemical
preservatives, or in some cases soy, depending on the cause of the dogs
allergy. It may also be advisable to change to a single-source protein diet and
treats to eliminate any protein allergy.
Environmental allergies may also be a
factor.
Natural
treatments are available and are recommended to be used in conjunction with the
above recommendations.
We recommend:
If severe, start with regular dose, build to double dose over 5 days, maintain double dose for one week, then return to normal dose
YEAST/FUNGAL DETOX:
Excesses of yeast and fungus can compromise the immune, digestive and
urinary systems. Yeast/Fungal Detox is a potent detoxification product
formulated to inhibit the growth of unfriendly organisms and help restore
the body to optimal performance. It is a special blend of herbs and
nutrients that inhibits the growth of unfriendly organisms while building up
the body systems that have been affected. It supports the immune, digestive
and urinary systems to promote optimal health.
Yeast/Fungal Detox couldn't really be better described than its name
implies. It uses several different herbs known for anti-fungal activity,
including pau d'arco, garlic, and caprylic acid.
$39.99 - 90 capsules
Source: www.acreaturecomfort.com
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Our Labrador dog is very sensitive to skin fungal infection. For two years ,it has been to clinic to get medicine from vet very often almost every two months. When stop antifungal drug (normally 1 month of treatment), the skin problem come up again. Please kindly suggest and help.
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Jun 30, 2008 by S&S | Posted in Dogs
Our Labrador dog is very sensitive to skin fungal infection. For two years ,it has been to clinic to get medicine from vet very often almost every two months. When stop antifungal drug (normally 1 month of treatment), the skin problem come up again. Please kindly suggest and help.
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to make a short history, our dog had ringworms in the last year.
Ringworms or cutaneous athlete's feet: mostly for the dogs and cats it is one mushrooms which affects the skin . Hairs loss and p …g the same purpose(goal) is to destroy mushrooms, our dogs does not have ringworms anymore her.
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Aug 12, 2009 by M | Posted in Skin Conditions
I have successfully treated my own fungus skin infections, or so I thought, with over the counter medications, but it always came back a while later.
Just now I read that I should treat it with over the counter product till it's gone and then treat it once a week for two years and it won't come back. Is this good advice or will there be bad results?
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For example: Echinacea & Goldenseal capsules and Neem capsules , Tea Tree capsules are natural antibiotics.
4. Aloe Vera caps