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ring worms or fungus
Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2008 3:34 pm
by wvduece
where can i see some pics of dogs with ring worms i got a female that has lil round sores on her ear flap a guy told me yesterday it looks like ring worms she has about 6 or 8 of them i thought it might be some kind of fungus its on the outside of the ear any help thanks jb
Re: ring worms or fungus
Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2008 3:38 pm
by JUDE
wvduece wrote:where can i see some pics of dogs with ring worms i got a female that has lil round sores on her ear flap a guy told me yesterday it looks like ring worms she has about 6 or 8 of them i thought it might be some kind of fungus its on the outside of the ear any help thanks jb
Spray some yellow spray and it should heal up soon

. If she hasn't been Ivomeced for a while 4/10th or 1/2
of a cc in the mouth orally wouldn't hurt . When running during the warmer months you'll run into this often .
Oh yeah it's normally on the inside lower flap but I've seen it on the outside of another hound before too .
Goodluck ,
Re: ring worms or fungus
Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2008 3:39 pm
by wvduece
buddy i just bred her will that hurt her that much ivomec she was bred last week never heard of yellow spray what is that jb
Re: ring worms or fungus
Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2008 3:43 pm
by JUDE
wvduece wrote:buddy i just bred her will that hurt her that much ivomec she was bred last week jb
I'm not a vet and may not should be giving too much advice on that but I can tell you that mine still gets wormed
with the Tri Wormer from the vet after being pregnant and still gets the I'vomec . You must make SURE the female
is completely as worm free as possible . Any worms will infect the little guys

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Best of luck and when others reply as well weigh out all your options as I'm no professional but I do care for my
hounds very much .
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Re: ring worms or fungus
Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2008 3:59 pm
by wvduece
i know you take care of your hounds very well i wormed her about 6 or 8 weeks ago with safeguard 3 days in a row then waited 2 weeks n did it again so she should be worm free or about as free as i can get one

i usually dont give ivomec but in the real warm weather months but ill try a lil on her thanks for your help

YOUR DA MAN

jb
Re: ring worms or fungus
Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2008 4:34 pm
by S.R.Patch
The yellow spray most likely had a good dose of sulfur in it. Sulfur is a good blood purifier taken internally and cures many skin ailments when applied to the outside on the skin.
Many skin ailments are actually problems within the hound working themself outwards to be manifested on the skin as sores. One such problem is "sweaty foot" where a sore develops on the foot from within and the hounds becomes obsessed with licking and biting at it. Giving flower of sulfur internally and applying it to the wound externally will clear it up...

Re: ring worms or fungus
Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2008 6:45 pm
by TC
Sulfur is a good blood purifier taken internally and cures many skin ailments when applied to the outside on the skin.
Yup What he Said!!!
Get yourself Some Nu Stock it will get rid of most all types of Fungus and skin cooties......
Stuff Stinks but man it works good.
http://www.nustock.com/
Go to dealers and look in your state to see who sells it.
Re: ring worms or fungus
Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2008 7:13 pm
by BradWV
TC wrote:Get yourself Some Nu Stock it will get rid of most all types of Fungus and skin cooties......
Stuff Stinks but man it works good.
I agree with TC. I just recently had a hound with what I thought was ring worms. One coating of Nu Stock and all is well now!
Re: ring worms or fungus
Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2008 7:52 pm
by ringtail
if the ears get thick it may be scabbies
Re: ring worms or fungus
Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2008 10:45 pm
by Chuck Terry
Are they round, dime-sized (or smaller) crusty, bloody scabs that, when pealed off, leave clean but raw ulcertated looking spots? If so, give 3cc's of penicilin G IM in the hind leg and they will be gone is a few days. I have had several beagles get these in the Spring/Summer. I would treat as a Fungus and they would improve but then come back as soon as I slacked up on treatment. An old guy in my club told me to try the penicilin and has done the trick everytime (within days). I guess the infection was bacterial all along! Good luck!
Re: ring worms or fungus
Posted: Wed Apr 09, 2008 7:49 am
by wvduece
their smaller than a dime n crusty n scab like looking i havent scraped any of the scabs off i put some cortizone cream on it yesterday i have used this cream on other fungus looking spots on the inside of ears on other dogs thanks guys for the replys i have some penicillin g in fridge its for beef cattle expiration date is 2005

dont think that will hurt, will it

anyone know about this exp date if it will hurt anything jb
Re: ring worms or fungus
Posted: Wed Apr 09, 2008 7:59 am
by Nor' Easter
I certainly wouldn't Ivomec a pregnant bitch. I like to keep away from that stuff totally if possible.
Re: ring worms or fungus
Posted: Wed Apr 09, 2008 8:03 am
by ironjawdawgs
Nu-Stock, Just got some a few weeks ago and it works really well on just about anything on there skin.
Elliott
Re: ring worms or fungus
Posted: Wed Apr 09, 2008 8:43 am
by wingpatch
i am not a vet but a very close friend is... ivmic dose is 1/10 of a cc per 10 pounds body wieght . for all worms including heart worms will not get tape worms..[

note 1/10 of a cc. per 10 pounds body wieght

]..do not use on preg. females or females that are nurseing pups.... iodine spray will kill ring worm and take care of any fungus and is safe for preg. or nurseing females..........
Re: ring worms or fungus
Posted: Wed Apr 09, 2008 11:52 am
by pine top
nor`Easter why would you stay away from ivemec