3 Simple Ways to Treat Scabies in Pets Fast and Safely | Pet Healthcare Tips

Hello everyone. Today I will share with you how to treat pets with scabies so that they can recover as quickly, safely, and economically as possible. I believe this video will be helpful to you. And now I will go into the content of the video. If your pet has had scabies before, you will know that pets will lose hair, itch, and become smelly.

More importantly, they have lost their beauty. In this video, I will introduce to you three ways to treat pets which can help them recover as quickly as possible, quickly regain their beauty, and more importantly, help you save time, effort, and money. The first way is to use mitersonin spray. This is a very popular product and is rated quite effective.

Suitable for pets that have just had scabies in the early stages when the area of scabies on the skin is still small. More specifically, this medicine is combined with antibiotics to treat bacteria and fungi. So, it can be used for pets with scabies, bacterial, and fungal dermatitis. To use this medicine, you need to spray it directly on the pet's skin or spray it on a cotton ball and wipe it on the damaged skin area.

However, before using it, please note that you should wear an Elizabethan collar for your pet to avoid the pet licking the medicine. To treat pets with scabies with miterson, you need to spray the medicine continuously one to two times a day for 10 to 15 days. Miterson has three disadvantages. First, pets can be poisoned if they taste a large enough amount of medicine.

Second, it is not suitable for pets with severe scabies with a large area of damaged skin. Third, it cannot be used on sensitive skin areas such as around the eyes and lips of pets. Method number two, use an injection to treat the disease in combination with dermatitis shampoo.

This is one of the methods that veterinarians often used in the past for pets with severe scabies, large areas of damaged skin and spread all over the body. The main ingredient of the injection is Ivormectin or its extracts such as Doramectin. The treatment regimen will be given specifically by veterinarians depending on the pet's skin condition.

Usually pets will be given a booster injection after about two to four weeks and the treatment will be effective after about four injections. During the treatment, you can combine bathing your pet with dermatitis shampoos such as chlorhexidin 2% twice a week. This will help your pet recover faster. The disadvantage of this method is that it still takes time to treat and ivormectin can be toxic to the pet's liver and gallbladder.

Therefore, you need to test your pet's blood before deciding to treat with ivormectin. Method three, use chewable tablets to treat scabies. This is the best way to treat scabies today. The advantages include first, pets will recover very quickly after taking the medicine. Usually, it only takes about 10 to 14 days for the symptoms on the pet skin to decrease significantly.

And thanks to this advantage, you can save a lot of time in treatment. Second, treatment will be very easy because you can completely buy medicine at home and give it to your pet. The pill already has a meaty smell, so your pet can completely chew the pill without any difficulty. Third, the cost of treatment will be cheaper than the total cost of treatment that you have to spend on other methods.

The main ingredient of scabies chewable tablets is isoxyazine derivatives flur and a foxol lanner. The two most famous veterinary drugs on the market today and trusted by veterinarians are Nexgard Spectra and Brevecto. Normally after pets use one of these two products, they can be completely cured after 1 to two months.