Dry patch??? Answers at Dogster Answers.

Mon, Jan 14th 2013, 23:57 GMT

You can use PETfection Paw Cream on it or even their Deodorizer/Allergy Spray. Both are 100% Organic and Non Toxic, and work awesome at healing up dry spots and moisturizing. Plus they will help block out infections. I think both are wonderful products to have on hand. Hope this helps!

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Petri

Fri, Jan 11th 2013, 13:35 GMT

I would gently clean and dry the area really well, and dress it with A & D ointment for a few days. If it doesnt improve, is itchy, it spreads, or you find more, I would take him to the vet. Mine had this problem last Spring. The vet scraped the area and determined it was a bacterial infection. She prescribed a medicated shampoo and a topical gel which I applied daily for about a week. Skin issues are often diet-related, so you may want to try a lamb and rice or other allergy-busting food. Best of luck!

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Libby

Thu, Jan 10th 2013, 04:45 GMT

Hi not sure that it is anything other than a dry patch however I have used the following product on my dog who had a dry patch on her back and it cleared it up I love the product and keep it on hand. EMUDOG here is the link. I swear by the stuff her hair even grew back. It's a a natural oil so it will not clog hair follicles or pores. http://www.evolutionsupply.com/products/emudog.html

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