I have a street dog who is my friend right now i have given ivermectin to her she frequently rub her boy i am attaching a pic which is for itching but she also lick her body after applying she gonna lick this powder so it is safe or not if this powder goes inside her pls answer
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Topical application prescription for skin infectious contain medicated compounds that are toxic when licked and eaten...but it's not the case for all powder ..better not make it happen again
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Hi,
There is a potential risk depending on the ingredients of the powder basically used for ectoparasites/itching. Many anti-itch powders contain substances that are not meant to be ingested nd could cause stomach upset, drooling or more serious reactions if consumed regularly.
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Please check the label of the powder for any warnigs regarding ingestion or toxicity. If there's no clear information, it's best to avoid applying it unless you can prevent her from licking,, using an e-collar temporarily can help.
A vet visit is advisable to assess her skin condition nd recommend safe treatment options that won’t be harmful if licked. Until then, try to keep her clean, monitor her for signs of discomfort nd Avoid using products unless you’re sure they’re petsafe.
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Topical medicines should not be consumed at any cost. Even though this Powder is herbal and it will not cause toxicity like chemical once, it is not good for accidental consumption
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