What should I do if my English Setter suffers from skin disease? Skin disease is a relatively annoying disease, so as long as your English Setter is found to have signs of skin disease, it must be treated in advance.

Common skin diseases in English Setter dogs include fungal skin diseases and parasitic skin diseases. Both of these skin diseases can cause skin damage and discomfort in English Setter dogs.

If your English Setter dog suffers from skin diseases, you should first take it for a diagnostic examination to determine the cause and then develop a reasonable treatment method.

For skin diseases caused by fungi, you can generally use krazole, tinnitin, and daxonine ointment. Apply it to the affected area of ​​the British Setter three times a day. Generally, there will be obvious therapeutic effects after a week.

If your English Setter has suppuration or inflammation on his skin, you can first use hydrogen peroxide to disinfect it, and then choose red enzyme ointment or sulfur ointment to apply to your English Setter. Apply three times a day, and the treatment effect will appear in about a week.

Common skin diseases caused by lice, fleas, and mites. First of all, the English Setter should be dewormed. For example, use trichlorfon to bathe the English Setter, or give it some insecticide drops. Of course, you can also use the traditional Chinese medicine "Baibu" decocted in water to bathe the English Setter. , to achieve the purpose of insecticide and disinfection. For mites, you can use sulfur ointment and apply it to the infected areas of the English Setter's skin. The treatment effect is good.

Skin disease is a very stubborn disease with a very high recurrence rate. In the process of treating skin diseases in English Setters, it is also necessary to ensure that the environment is clean and healthy to prevent the English Setters from being infected with parasites again and causing skin diseases again.