Pembroke & Cardigan Welsh Corgi

disraeli · 10-14-2006, 02:21 PM

I hope poor Dillon's itching clears up. Glencorgi's right - sounds more like a seasonal thing.

Rhys had a bout of itching and hot spots at about five months - turns out he had an allergic reaction to one or more flea bites. He Didn't HAVE fleas, but they would jump on him long enough at the dog park to bite. I had to start putting on his flea preventative every three weeks and I had to switch to Advantage from Frontline (my vet said Advantage is better for fleas).

darci · 10-15-2006, 05:32 PM

I too agree with Debbie, I would try Benadryl. It will help ease him until he see's the vet.

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darci Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,049	I too agree with Debbie, I would try Benadryl. It will help ease him until he see's the vet. __________________ Cindy ( darci's mom )

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disraeli Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Houston, Texas Posts: 420	I hope poor Dillon's itching clears up. Glencorgi's right - sounds more like a seasonal thing. Rhys had a bout of itching and hot spots at about five months - turns out he had an allergic reaction to one or more flea bites. He Didn't HAVE fleas, but they would jump on him long enough at the dog park to bite. I had to start putting on his flea preventative every three weeks and I had to switch to Advantage from Frontline (my vet said Advantage is better for fleas).

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