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Dog fur startd to look thin and the skin it self was raised. Tried to get a pic but cant really see it to well what with only using my phone.

 

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Wasnt really sure what it was as couldnt see it that clear but could see a sort of scab. Decided to shave his fur for a closer look and this is the result...

 

 

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Slight squeeze and very little puss comes out so im guessing the dogs been his useal self and tried to hump a bitch only to get a nip telling him to sod off. Then i wonder if another dog could leave like a little lump also above the main area which seems affectd :/ Any other ideas what it could be? thats the only thing i can really think of.

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noticed the fur lookd different a few days ago but left it.

 

Dogs wormd upto date. Not really sure what to do, temptd to leave it and just keep the area clean. Thats if it is a bite he is always getting told by his missus for trying to get his leg over lol...thats only thing i can think of.

 

If the lump and redness isnt down in 2 days ill run a course of amox seeing as was very little puss when squeezed.

 

Think it could possibly be a fungal infection?

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Had the same prob with a young dog a few year back. Raised red lumps and thinning of the coat in general. Was back and fro to vets , allergy test done , skin scrapings the lot. Nothing showed up. Vet happens to mention adding more oil to the dogs feed like salmon etc. Researched as much as i could then put the dog exclusively onto Raw/Barf and bought salmon oil and havent looked back. The dogs coat thickened up and red lumps (spot/boil like) vanished. Could have been a food allergy, i dont feed dry feed at all now cause i do think it creates alot of skin and coat problems.

 

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cheers for the advice, is it worth and ok to use that oil along with malaseb shampoo?

 

Thanks again always handy this part of the forum, always someone whos had a similar problem.

 

Yes. use Malaseb, then the next day the Camrosa shampoo. Then i use the Camrosa oil once the dog had dried properly. Perhaps let it chill in front of the fire for a few hours. That method has always worked for me whenever a dog has had a skin complaint. Good luck!

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dogs on barf diet and has sa37 and cod liver tabs added. Havent changed his bedding...he sleeps indoors on my bed lol.

 

Im going to try get my hands on some malaseb and use that once dried ill then use the camrosa oil, fingers crossd that will do the job.

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