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Mange in dogs is very contagious driver detective. If you have a healthy pet that has been around an infected animal, there is a very good chance that he will contract the disease driver detective. Mange generally occurs in unclean and unhealthy dogs, so if your pet has been in contact with one that is afflicted, it is very crucial that you act immediately to prevent the spreading of the disease driver detective. A healthy dog is one with a strong immune system and that will make it easier to fight off the parasites driver detective.
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One of the signs of mange is excessive scratching and this is what causes sores on the skin driver detective. Mites burrow under the dogs skin and will cause the dog to lose hair in that area driver detective. The skin will become dry, crusty, thick and wrinkled driver detective. Mites reproduce and when this happens, there will be a pungent odor coming from the affected area driver detective. In addition, your pet will probably develop blisters and bleeding driver detective.

It is always best and safest to treat your dog naturally when possible driver detective. If your pet has a severe case of mange, you will probably need the help of your veterinarian for treatment driver detective. That being said; do not let it get to that point driver detective.

If you suspect that your dog has mange, give a boost to his immune system with herbal supplements
driver detective. Astragalus, Echinacea and Arabinogalactans can sometimes be helpful driver detective. Give these supplements to your dog orally driver detective. It is also very helpful to treat the infected area with aloe vera, tea tree oil and vitamin E driver detective. Make sure the product you are selecting is for topical use and beware of un-diluted oils as they can be toxic to your dog driver detective.

As soon as you realize your dog could have mange, take extra precautions to make sure he is kept clean driver detective. By bathing him often and keeping his kennel and bedding clean, you will be helping in slowing down the spread of the parasites driver detective.
If you love your dog the way I love mine, you will not want him to suffer with those miserable mites any longer than he has to driver detective.

I have not always made the right decisions in regards to treating my dogs' ailments, but I am educating myself so that he will have a healthy life driver detective. Even veterinarians are starting to recommend natural home remedies
and treatments because they know most commercial drugs have too many dangers and long-term side effects driver detective.

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