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Post by Bane Mon Oct 20 2014, 13:11

We have just been thinking about how great Bane's skin has been lately and how he hasn't had any problems....and then this morning came along!

He was whining at abut 6am which he never does so we went down to see what was up and his allergies had flared up in the night, poor little man!

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It was really bad on his front legs and chest. We gave him a steroid tablet as advised by the vet and then bathed him straight away. It took over 2 hours for the bumps to go down and even now there are a few left, but it doesn't seem to be bothering him very much anymore. Going to book in at the vets for a general check up i think seeing as he hasn't been for a while anyway.

Does anyone have any advice for how to help soothe his skin when the bumps do come up? I wasn't sure if putting coconut oil on or something on would help it at all? ACV spray or something? Poor guy looked so uncomfortable! Sad
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Post by lovemystaffies Mon Oct 20 2014, 16:59

Poor boy, looks so uncomfortable. Glad he's a bit better now. Not sure on the medication, others may help but I wondered what had done it - had you put heating on or something ?
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Post by -Ian- Mon Oct 20 2014, 18:08

Oh wow Emma, that really is a severe reaction. I didn't realise Bane could flare up like that. I really don't know what to use on something that severe sorry. Hope someone else can suggest something for him poor fella Sad
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Post by janey Mon Oct 20 2014, 18:50

Oh the poor wee thing. I have never experienced it, ask your vets when you if there is anything - I have a aloe vera spray for Moo not sure if that would help Xx
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Post by Bane Mon Oct 20 2014, 20:52

Thanks guys! It had gone down but since getting home his skin has got worse again. We have sprayed the house for mites etc. and he has had some Bendaryl this eve so waiting for that to kick in.

If he isn't better by tomorrow I think a trip to the vets! Sad
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Post by Mia05 Mon Oct 20 2014, 21:26

Wb sudocrem
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Post by Bane Mon Oct 20 2014, 23:55

The Benadryl has worked a treat! Smile he looks 100% better and has been snoozing all evening!
We've removed all unnessecary bedding and washed all we can to hopefully rid his area of dust mites tonight! Fingers crossed he'll have a peaceful night! Still not sure what set it off as he has been so good lately! :/

Mia I was thinking of trying some sudocrem but the bumps were all over him and it would have gotten messy! :/
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Post by Mia05 Mon Oct 20 2014, 23:56

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Post by -Ian- Tue Oct 21 2014, 01:02

Not sure it would help in Banes case Emma but we used Thornit on her paws and it really has worked a treat. Like Bane, Flo was diagnosed as house mite allergic and I really think this was wrong. Flo had an op based on that diagnosis (not saying she didn't benefit from it) but had I known back then what I know with this Thornit powder I would have held back.

Google it and see what you think.
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Post by Bane Tue Oct 21 2014, 09:45

Thanks Ian! I remember seeing that you had posted about how great it is!
It is definitely something I am going to suggest to my mum for Domino cos he eats is paws so much and they don't really know why.
I will do some research Smile

So far so good today with Bane! He is absolutely bonkers this morning and no bumps in sight!
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Post by Bane Tue Oct 21 2014, 21:15

Must have jinxed it this morning! The rest of the day he has been a whiny little bugger and can't sit still. Looks like a slight rash has come back this evening Sad He is definitely not himself.
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