Scabby Mutt...

sheramber

Have a look at Aromesse website

http://www.aromesse.com/skin-problem/petnat-itchy-skin-relief-dermacton-cream-spray-shampoo-dog-canine.html

You can phone for advice.

halfone

Katiehound wrote: »

I was told by a vet that sudocrem is fine to use- but sparingly.

I was also advised this by a vet, and it did seem to work. However, the dog found it delicious _pale_ so if you've got a licky/greedy dog you might want to bear that in mind UncleZen. I had to use a cone for a bit, as I assumed it wasn't meant to be ingested.

Katiehound

halfone wrote: »

I was also advised this by a vet, and it did seem to work. However, the dog found it delicious _pale_ so if you've got a licky/greedy dog you might want to bear that in mind UncleZen. I had to use a cone for a bit, as I assumed it wasn't meant to be ingested.

If you want to laugh my boy , when younger, managed to access my alarm clock and a tube of Sudocrem whilst I was out. The alarm clock was crunched to bits and the full tube of Sudocrem licked empty!:eek:
I phoned the vet who told me it was harmless but might result in vomiting or diarrhoea, He'd already been sick all over the place!

Now, if I wave a tube or tub of the stuff under his nose he backs off quickly! He remembers.....