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Red underarms in Shih Tzu
Hi, I'm hoping to get some direction in caring for my 3 year old Shih Tzu,
Toby, who has reddened underarms. They don't seem to bother him much, he does not lick or scratch them, and it might be the result of the hot, humid weather that we have had for most of the summer. I have used soothing ointment on it and also powder. Both seem to help a little. Has anyone ever seen this in a sweet puppy who is otherwise in excellent health? Just before developing this he had his annual check-up, and I will not hesitate to take him for another if the condition does not improve. Thanks so much for any ideas you can share with me. -- Penny PS: It would be nice if the trolls who seem to inhabit this list would kindly ignore this email. |
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Red underarms in Shih Tzu
"Penny" wrote in message news:zb8Hg.1201$xk3.528@dukeread07... Hi, I'm hoping to get some direction in caring for my 3 year old Shih Tzu, Toby, who has reddened underarms. They don't seem to bother him much, he does not lick or scratch them, and it might be the result of the hot, humid weather that we have had for most of the summer. I have used soothing ointment on it and also powder. Both seem to help a little. Has anyone ever seen this in a sweet puppy who is otherwise in excellent health? Just before developing this he had his annual check-up, and I will not hesitate to take him for another if the condition does not improve. Thanks so much for any ideas you can share with me. -- Penny PS: It would be nice if the trolls who seem to inhabit this list would kindly ignore this email. ========= The only thing I can think of is they might be hot spots, which need a medicine from the vet to treat. ------------------------------ |
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Red underarms in Shih Tzu
In article .net,
pfoley wrote: The only thing I can think of is they might be hot spots, which need a medicine from the vet to treat. Hot spots are clear inflammations, which *do* bother the dog (licking, etc.) and which usually show hair loss (due to licking). When I have questions like this I call my vet to ask. -- Melinda Shore - Software longa, hardware brevis - Bad policies lead to bad results. |
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