Giz/Emma and everyones pets on the board

yup, even the cat slows down with age, huh?

 

Smart cat. Those darn squirrels bite! We had an outdoor cat that used to catch woodcock, rabbits, squirrels etc. But he got old and then only went for red squirrels and chipmonks. No more outdoors cats now. Area is now full of predators.

 

Sure don't know anything about what it could be but the only thing I want to say is the vet clinics/exam rooms I've been in are despicable for cleanliness. I can understand just how something would be easily passed on to the next pet.

Sorry.

 

Looks very suspicious doesn't it. You can try miconazole and see if that helps. You don't want her spreading it around. This highly contagious infection, can spread to other animals and to humans. Might need the crown of shame to keep her away from it. Tell little one to wash her hand every time she has contact with your pet. you will want to continue the rx even after you can't see it, at least for a few days. Wash the dogs bedding frequently. Sorry!

 

Lost on that with the lights. It could be bites. Count them, and take pictures to compare. If it is fungus and you wait to treat it, you all might get contaminated. Don't use a steroid on it. I have been told that steroids just feed the fungus. I might consider the anti fungal. wear disposable groves and put it on so thin you can't see it. That is one case where more is not better.

 

Bentley is blowing his winter coat off. It's freaking ridiculous. I can't pet him without getting a handful. Piles of it in his crate this week too.

Out comes the furminator today, followed by a blow out with the br600
Redneck grooming 101 rofl

 

Looks more like bites, thorns or some other type of contact dermatitis to me. What are you using for flea and tick protection? Just a thought. Is it flaky on the surface with a raised red edge and paler center. That's classic ringworm / tinea.
You can Google image search for "ringworm" or "tinea". Believe it or not, vets often prescribe a combination antifungal, antibiotic and corticosteroid cream. Kind of a shotgun but seems to work, even though you theoretical don't want to give steroids to a fungal infection. Go figure.

 

Must be trying to make dandelion whine?

 

Here is a pic of Frappy in a plycraft that he is way too big for.

Believe it or not, I along with my other dog were all in this chair with him just prior. It was extremely uncomfortable (for me, they were loving it).


And apparently Sluggo had a baby. Meet sluggito.. Hes got his fathers ears, or whatever those things are. He may look big in the pic but is only about 1/2 inch long. so adorable.

 

Each to his own I guess. will you have to put up baby gates to keep him contained and out of mischief?

 

Nope, after this week it sounds like the ficus tree can go outside. He and his family will be released into the wild once again!

 

Badger and William, getting along swimmingly.

 

Just make sure you get a tube of it. Should all be about the same.