Can dogs use deworming medicine for skin diseases?

Anthelmintics can be used for dog skin diseases, and drugs containing selamectin, fepronil and other ingredients can be used for dog skin diseases. First of all, conventional anthelmintic drugs can be used to drive and kill parasites such as fleas, but have no therapeutic effect on skin diseases. In addition, there are many types of skin diseases in dogs, generally including bacterial and parasitic infections, and may also be allergic diseases, or skin diseases caused by endocrine disorders, etc. It is recommended to consult a professional pet doctor in time.

Dogs are dewormed according to different age groups and situations: under 6 months of age, deworming in vivo and in vitro once a month. Dogs over 6 months old need to be dewormed in vitro and in vivo once a month if they often go out. If the dog does not go out often, it can be dewormed outside the body once a month, and dewormed inside the dog every 3 months.

Dog skin disease treatment methods:

1. Prescribe the right medicine. Determine whether the type of skin disease is fungal skin disease, bacterial or mite infection, and then choose the corresponding drug, otherwise there may not be too obvious therapeutic effect.

2. Apply medicine to shaving. For very serious skin diseases, it may be necessary to shave the hair here to facilitate the application of medicine. After each application of the medicine, wear an Elizabeth ring to the dog to prevent the dog from licking.

3. Co-treatment. For systemic skin diseases, smearing, oral medicine, medicated bath or injection may be required for joint treatment.

4. Regular environmental disinfection. Skin diseases are prone to repeated attacks. It is recommended to disinfect the environment regularly to keep the environment dry and hygienic.