Poppy
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- Dec 15, 2011
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- Bulldog(s) Names
- Poppy, Bunk
We adopted our mean little cat 2 weeks ago.. about 1.5 weeks ago I noticed Bunk had small red bumps on his belly, which got worse when he scratched them. He was normal and there was minimal scratching until today, so I put a Tshirt on him (he was not happy about this).
Anyway as some of you know, Bunky is on a raw diet and thriving. His coat is super shiny and soft, he has nice breath and healthy guts. Nothing has changed in the last 2 weeks in his diet . The only change is the cat!!
So I am wondering, have any of your dogs become itchy after introducing a cat?
I can be 99% certain it's not the food but will start keeping a feeding journal anyhow. Another thing I'm not looking forward to is taking him to the vets if it keeps up another week! I always get a lecture about how I should feed Hills diet so I can only imagine the shame of bringing in an itchy bully who eats raw. But of course I would never let the boy suffer. I would say it's mild right now, we're just not used to any itching in either of them.
Here's a shot of the belly (sorry for the crotch shot) and another of him sardined in his crate. I think he likes the confined feeling because he's always squeezing into small crevices.



The flash makes him a bit yellow but his fur is really white with no pink except on his chin.
Anyway as some of you know, Bunky is on a raw diet and thriving. His coat is super shiny and soft, he has nice breath and healthy guts. Nothing has changed in the last 2 weeks in his diet . The only change is the cat!!
So I am wondering, have any of your dogs become itchy after introducing a cat?
I can be 99% certain it's not the food but will start keeping a feeding journal anyhow. Another thing I'm not looking forward to is taking him to the vets if it keeps up another week! I always get a lecture about how I should feed Hills diet so I can only imagine the shame of bringing in an itchy bully who eats raw. But of course I would never let the boy suffer. I would say it's mild right now, we're just not used to any itching in either of them.
Here's a shot of the belly (sorry for the crotch shot) and another of him sardined in his crate. I think he likes the confined feeling because he's always squeezing into small crevices.



The flash makes him a bit yellow but his fur is really white with no pink except on his chin.