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Definitely vet for treatment and advice. Professional help. :) 
Just to give you hope...
* Itchies are medically treatable. There's simple Cytopoint injections after a flea/tick/mite treatment and skin exam - such as for yeast, which they will give you a medicated shampoo for. Some dogs respond to dog specific dose rates of antihistamines but again, you will have to rule out other issues and get his exact weight There's walk-on scales in most clinics.
* Weight gain can be a vet advised diet or adjustment of current diet once they assess whether your dog is just naturally lean, or underweight. They use a bodyscale grading system upon examination. You can look up what you're already feeding him here https://www.petfoodreviews.com.au/ it may just not be the right food for him.      
* Many anxiety meds are available although, don't let possible lethargy put you off. It's just an initial side effect that doesn't last. You've got to give it a chance to work, and if affordable, seek a qualified trainer to help get the best from the medication. 

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I got a phone call with same problem.

The caller is a vet. Large animal practice.....

His girl is on nexguard 

Looks like a million dollars, lovely shiny coat, but uncontrollable itchy.

 

Sent him a copy of FDA list of side effects of Bravecto Nexguard and Simparica.

Went off his nut that I could be sued for saying I tell all my puppy buyers to never risk using.. if it crosses the blood brain barrier, itching is the least of his worries 

 

Next I know he has rung the company and been told by their vet her symptoms are classic reaction some have.

 

Then he rings me furious that it's still on the market...

Told him, they don't care...

His last words were he's getting onto the Veterinary Association to have it banned.... 

Yes, 

Well good luck

On that mate

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