Really? Actually that makes a lot of sense. Sheās already had her cheek bloodied up and scabbed from Chief biting it. Good. Rather it be scabs than something like allergies or other skin problems.
You see it better on a white hair like yours or Jake. It goes away but if they play fight often not much you can do.
No, no itching that I've noticed. No bites on the other puppy. Vet gave chlorehexidine spray, suspected dermadex.Does she itch???
Looks like the bumps/hives that my dog gets during flare up from allergies.
Does she itch, or have them anywhere else?? If thatās where the other pup bites her when playing it can be from him biting while playing, but if she is itchy, it could be allergies.
Does the other pup have them on him from her biting him?
It looks like allergic bumps/hives, but it also could be bite marks.
If she is itchy or it gets worse, then she could be allergic to pollen or grasses or the food she is eating.
Are they still on Bil-Jac?? I hope I remembered the food correctly, if not what is it that your feeding??
Red paws, or any other spots on her anywhere else??
Also I would be worried about them gonna get infected, I would watch them and make sure they donāt get worse cause if itās from the other pup from playing or from allergies, itās easy for those spots to get infected(my dog gets them sometimes from allergies and he gets skin infections when he gets lots of those sores/bumps, doesnāt take long for them to get infected), just watch it to make sure it heals
The Vet suspected Dermadex? Not sure the spelling, or if thats even accurate. She doesn't itch them.
Vet did a skin scrape and although it wasn't positive for "dermadex" ? She gave chlorehexidine spray to treat it.
Thanks guys for your help! I think it may be play / bite marks, but then again when I inspect the rest of her, where she's black, I can't seem to find anymore marks. Like I said, they don't seem to bother her at all, but I've read so much about all their potential allergies. I hope I'm lucky and they have zero allergies
And I am still feeding bil-jac. Along with snacks:
carrots, cauliflower, watermelon, frozen green beans, plain greek yogurt, and cottage cheese. As treats of course, so very little of each. They love it.
There are so many Acana's. Which 1 do you think? I know I need to get them on a better food. I do plan on going raw, once they are a bit older and done growing, and also once my young kids are back in school so I can dedicate more time to getting their meals balanced. I am starting to wonder if I'm not feeding them enough. They get a cup in the morning and a cup in the evening, and they scarf it down so fast. When they are done they look up at me like "thats it???" And Cheif tries to trample the rolling container that has their food in it. That's why I give them so many snacks throughout the day, because they seem like they're still hungry. The vet told me not to fall for the "always hungry" idea, because she said the best way to keep them healthy is to keep them fit.
