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| 10 week old losing fur on face My 10 week old puppy, who seems otherwise to be doing fine, looks like she might be losing a little fur on her face, between her nose and eyes, and maybe a little on her cheeks. Is this relatively normal or something that requires attention, medical or otherwse? Thanks |
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| Yes, sounds exactly what a previous puppy of mine had when he had demodectic mange. It sounds worse than it is, but just take him to the vet for the proper medicine and bath soap.
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tippykayak (01-09-2013)
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| Or ringworm. Please go to the vet.
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SheetsSM (01-09-2013)
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| I agree-demodetic mange was my first thought as well. It's not contagious but best to get it under control sooner rather than later, if that is what it is.
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| I agree with the demodectic mange consensus. I believe it is something she would have gotten from her mother. A simple skin scrape will tell you. And from the picture it looks like a possibility! My bf's blue heeler had it and they put her on a daily ivermectin regimen for 45 days and she's free of it now!
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| Just learn from my mistake... If they put her on ivermectin, don't give her a heartworm treatment this month! |
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