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Mange in Dogs.

 
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wayland



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Location: Campile. Wexford

PostPosted: Thu May 24, 2007 10:26 am    Post subject: Mange in Dogs. Reply with quote

Friends of mine have a little "Jack" that has got himself covered with mange. He has been treated by the vet for a while but it did not seem to be getting much better. After reading about home cures for stuff a recipe was found . This consisted of making a mixture of Peroxide and boric acid. This was rubbed into the skin. Three days later a mixture of Cider Vinigar and Boric acid was made and rubbed well in. The dog has had four treatments up untill now and his fur is growing back nicely. This may be useful.



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