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by beepy on 03 October 2008 - 17:10
What do you feed your dog? Mine used to suffer from hot spots when he was on a high protein diet, and all the time I keep him on a diet with less than 21% he is fine.
Good luck with finding the cause of his problems, but I found that they resolve themselves fairly quickly once the stimulus had gone.
by GSDXephyr on 03 October 2008 - 20:10
Dealing with this for the first time on my old boy, Bactine spray cleared it up very fast.
by VonIsengard on 04 October 2008 - 04:10
Hands down best stuff for hot spots is Gentocin, but it's vet prescribed only. If I can't get any gentocin, I'll use sulfodene.
by Larrydee on 04 October 2008 - 11:10
Sulfodene is working great. He hasn't touched the hot spot since I put it on. Thank you everybody for all your input
by RAVENHAWK on 04 October 2008 - 12:10
Kelly Shaw has the right idea....
apple cider vinegar!Rich in potassium, phosphorous,chlorine,sodium,mag,calcium,sulfur,iron,and many trace minerals. just soak cotton balls and apply 2-3 x day. also u can add 1000- 2000mg of vit c daily.Acts as a natural anti imflamatory and aids in cell recovery and wound healing. I buy the cvs brand of chewable c. put in food though as can wreck tooth enamel. the venegar is really great and in expensive too! Hope this helps.
RAVENHAWK
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