oldrocker,
I had a cat about 20 years ago that had chin acne. It was very difficult to treat it; I would think your pup would be more accommodating. The only time I have seen it mentioned until now.
Hazel is adorable; looks like a sweet dog who realizes those eyes can convince her owner to do anything!!!!!
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well that could be considered "wet" as you are adding water. That may be contributing to the acne. Try washing and drying her face when she is done to see if that helps.
A couple weeks ago, cleaned out remaining plants in Daughters garden and pulled the Marigolds planted around it.
Took to my place, laid it all out on patio to dry to burn later and caught Hazel rummaging through it all which is about the time I noticed the bumps on her chin.
Try a warm water hibiclens wash once or twice a day as well
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Well i must add water to Chester's dry food as he has always ate like a starving Ethiopian. The water lubricants and slows his eating. I would never microwave as I'm not too sure if that would eradicate the beneficial bacteria most foods add for gut health.
Oh man - I thought this was another Kelly thread - whew
Ha, I thought it was about K_M.
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Happy to say Miss Hazel's fungus face is all cleared up.
Now if we can just stop the constant licking...
My Coonhound constantly itches and licks and the vet suggested these pills. Drastically reduced her scratching and licking by about 90% I'd say. One pill a day for 2 bucks each.
Apoquel reviews has anecdotes of dogs suffering serious side effects. It has not been around long enough in my view to have a track record. I considered giving it to our Golden who has allergies, but decided on other ways to reduce allergens like wiping her paws every time she goes outside, frequent baths, and haircuts.
You're probably right. I'll have to ask the vet more about it. So far,I haven't noticed any side effects as of yet with my dog. Goldens are known to have allergy issues and my last Golden didn't have any allergies whatsoever. My Coonhound just itches constantly without Apoquel. She's 15 now so she's living on borrowed time but still going strong.
It appears, Drama Queen Miss Hazel decided to eat the remaining Christmas candy.
The little santa shaped white chocolate covered peanut butter goodies.
Ate about 10-12 of them. Vet says since it's white chocolate instead of dark with peanut butter she should be ok. Probably throw up a little bit which she has.
Might hurt some coming out as she ate the wrappers also.
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That's some kind of look she's giving you for sure. It's like she wishes she could talk.
Guess about 2.5 years.
She's some sort of spoiled that's for sure.
Extremely good temperament.
I had a cat about 20 years ago that had chin acne. It was very difficult to treat it; I would think your pup would be more accommodating. The only time I have seen it mentioned until now.
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Fact, she knows the microwave beep, if you take to long getting it out, she'll sit right down in front of the stove, look up and bark.
I imagine she's thinking "hey dingus, foods done."
Got her on Mometavet. A few drops on gauze, then the chin.
If not clear in a week or so, Vet will get her on an antibiotic.
Took to my place, laid it all out on patio to dry to burn later and caught Hazel rummaging through it all which is about the time I noticed the bumps on her chin.
She's doing fine, just thinks she's people....
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Ha, I thought it was about K_M.
"A doctrine fostered by a delusional, illogical minority and rabidly promoted by an unscrupulous mainstream media, which holds forth the proposition that it is entirely possible to pick up a t-u-r-d by the clean end."
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Now if we can just stop the constant licking...
My Coonhound constantly itches and licks and the vet suggested these pills. Drastically reduced her scratching and licking by about 90% I'd say. One pill a day for 2 bucks each.
Thanks
See, my chin is all better.
Now give me that treat you promised me?
And where the heck is all the presents you tight wad?
Waiting on HER delivery from Chewy....
If that chewy showed up at the door, she'd pee her pants...
It appears, Drama Queen Miss Hazel decided to eat the remaining Christmas candy.
The little santa shaped white chocolate covered peanut butter goodies.
Ate about 10-12 of them. Vet says since it's white chocolate instead of dark with peanut butter she should be ok. Probably throw up a little bit which she has.
Might hurt some coming out as she ate the wrappers also.
D'oh