1. What’s the matter with the red bumps on the dog?
The small red bumps on dogs are inflammatory reactions of the skin and are usually caused by the following reasons:
1. Dog mite disease, mites are the most common in our lives A kind of parasite, it can survive on all kinds of wool fabrics and human skin, dog skin, generally a small amount of mites will not have a serious impact on us, but if our immunity is too weak, or the environment is too dirty , Too many mites multiply, it may damage our skin.
The main symptoms of dog mite disease are: a lot of small red bumps on the skin, itching, hair loss, skin thickening, etc. Dogs will often scratch, chew or try to rub the affected skin, which often occurs In the dog’s abdomen, armpit and other parts.
2. Dog folliculitis, folliculitis caused by endocrine disorders, excessive sebaceous gland secretion, poor skin hygiene, etc., is a bit like human acne, there may be only one or two, but it may There will be a whole lot.
Second, what should I do if there are red bumps on the dog?
1. It is recommended to take the dog to the pet hospital for a skin scraping examination to analyze whether the dog’s skin symptoms are caused by parasites, bacteria or other reasons, which can reduce detours and try to A quick fix for dog skin problems.
2. If the skin symptoms are caused by mites, you can first use the abamectin transdermal solution to deworm the dog, and then use the antibacterial shampoo
to give the dog a medicated bath. The dog has small red bumps. Skin spray can be used to reduce inflammation and antibacterial, enhance skin resistance and promote repair. The treatment process of mite disease is longer than other types of skin diseases, and pets have enough patience.
3. If it is a small red bump caused by folliculitis, you need to find the cause first. It is recommended to bathe the dog regularly, and then replace it with a light diet for a period of time. If the dog is not neutered, it is recommended to take it in time Sterilization, lowers hormone levels, reduces sebum production.
