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Itching without ticks.
I have a Labrador puppy of age about 6 months and over now. I recently realised how he has been scratching himself a lot as of lately. We thought it was related to ticks and took necessary measures related to it. Luckily there weren't any ticks on him but we still had him take an anti tick drip over the neck. Now just yesterday I went over to my doctor to consult him about my own irritation and skin problems and he told me after studying my case that I had caught parasitic infection from my pet. He gave me 4 day long medication with a soap and ointment for it. Now I'm worried how to help my dog overcome this infection because definitely it is also causing a problem to him. Please help!
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Hey if ur dog is still itching take him to a vet...as sum people get scabies infection frm dogs so u better consult a vet as other family members cud also b at risk n tell him till history. Actually ur dog hving skin infection.
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