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Skin parasites can range from ticks/fleas where I would suggest a flea/tick preventive such as Seresto collar, Capstar or Bravecto. Bravecto is an oral medication that off-label can also protect from mange and mites. Bravecto can be ordered by your vet and the collar or topical flea/tick preventive is over the counter in the USA. Hope this helps! -Dr. Gordon
Updated on August 12th, 2025
DermaForte is a product that contains essential fatty acids. By "essential," we mean these are fatty acids that the body cannot synthesize itself, and therefore they must be consumed. Omega-3 fatty acids have been clinically proven to improve the signs of atopic dermatitis, which is sounds like Benji has. Unfortunately, this product you are looking at purchasing contains evening primrose oil as its source of EFAs, and research shows it is not very "bioavailable" which means it is difficult for the body to use, so it has limited efficacy. For atopic dermatitis, I routinely recommend fish oils as a more bioavailable form of omega-3 fats. Good brands to look for include Welactin and 3-V. Both are available in capsules and liquid form. I will add that most atopic dermatitis patients need more than simply omega-3 FA therapy; as Dr. Macon has mentioned below they typically need hypoallergenic diets and/or immunosuppressive medications to control the itchiness.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
Hi, thanks for using Boop by Petco! Basic training is very important. She is really young and it will take time. To protect the ferrets when they are out she needs to be leashed and with treats trained to "leave it" and "come." Or she is crated when they are out. Their cage shouldn't be on the ground where she can get to it. Right now the focus needs to be to protect the ferrets until she learns to not go after them. I hope this helps!
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I really fish oil supplements. They can help with dry skin. Check out this link for dosing help: http://csu-cvmbs.colostate.edu/vth/small-animal/sports-medicine-rehabilitation/Pages/fish-oil-dosing-chart.aspx
Updated on August 12th, 2025
If you want an over-the-counter product, go with Frontline but there are issues with resistance to this product. Otherwise I recommend to call your veterinarian and discuss one of the top products such as Simparica or Nexgard. I hope this helps and enjoy your trip.
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