Hot Spots

The skin of an animal can be itchy from flaky, dry, yeasty skin.

Some fungus or yeast can be seen if you shine a black light on the suspected area. If it has a greenish glow it is probably fungal (yeast). For this condition, I suggest topically tea tree oil, Avoiding unnecessary anti-biotics is the best way to prevent yeast overgrowth.

The equivalent of psoriasis in animals have the same source as in people... the liver. A blood cleanser such as Red Clover Blend and Liver cleanse.

For dry skin, Nothing can beat Flaxseed oil.

Sometimes after a skin condition is remedied, the animal out of habit will chew or lick at the area where the hot spot use to be. If it is a nervous dog, Chinese Stress Relief and flaxseed oil are recommended. If nerves are not involved, I suggest putting on an ample amount of capsicum. The hot taste will dieter your pets chewing.

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