slave2dogs

I use the large dog Advantage and divide it up, it does my 4 dogs with some left over for the smaller dog next month. It's all the same ingredients, just in different sized vials.

She's been to the vets The sores are caused by flea bites. She's on medication, and I will be taking a vial of Revolution with me and treat her next time I visit. I'm relieved it isn't ringworm, and very happy he took her to the vet Thanks everyone for your opinions

He's the sort of person who has his own way of thinking and doing things, and everyone else is wrong He doesn't think she needs treating for fleas as he doesn't believe she can have fleas as she is a cattle x(sorry to mention a cross bred dog here), and believes that cattle dogs can't get fleas. When he told me that, I couldn't believe my ears, fleas don't go around choosing what breed of dog they feed off :shakehead: That is what I'm thinking too.

Can anyone give me any idea of what these sores are? They have a crusty greyish yellowish scab. I first noticed them a few days ago, and today noticed they have gotten worse. The owner believes they are caused by humidity and will heal themselves, but they look to me as though they require treatment. They are on the dogs head/face, back, and legs. She's a friends dog, not mine. I'm trying to get the owner to take her to the vet, but I don't think that will happen, so thought I'd ask here. If I can talk her owner into letting me take her to the vet, I will. She also has fleas, could the sores be caused by the fleas?