I have a large bangkaew bitch ( Called - Mee Mee  ) who has developed a red patch on her skin , other than that red skin area,  Mee Mee seems to be in general good health. I live in a rural location and the nearest vet is about 190 km away ( round trip ) Before I make that long journey I thought I would ask if any one here may have an idea what the red skin on my bangkaew may be due to. I know its difficult to diagnose a problem , but any advice or suggestions that may help Mee Mee  before she has to take the 190km trip on the back of my pickup to see a vet , would be most appreciated. 

Could be many things. Our two Chihuahuas (yes, about as far away from your lady as one can get) sometimes get fungal infections that look very like that.

 

Madam gets "gentian violet" from the farm shop which clears it up pretty well.

 

Of course, it does dye the dog purple! (use disposable rubber gloves). The look of abject terror on the faces of delivery drivers when two, bright purple, dogs come bounding out is worth it.

Some more pics would be good, difficult to determine location.   Is her head up in the pic?  If so I am wondering if some irritation from her choker collar like nickle allergy or pinching?

Can I use zinc and castor oil cream on my dog?

 

This can be used in dogs and cats in small amounts. Sudocrem contains zinc-oxide which is highly toxic to birds. Zinc-oxide is also toxic to dogs and cats if ingested in large quantities, but applying a thin layer of sudocrem to sore or irritated skin is generally safe and can be beneficial.

 

***For information purposes only and is not a recommendation or substitute for vetenary advice ****

17 minutes ago, ThaiFelix said:

Some more pics would be good, difficult to determine location.   Is her head up in the pic?  If so I am wondering if some irritation from her choker collar like nickle allergy or pinching?

 

Antibiotics by bugs and mushrooms!

No antibiotics by a virus.

 

Some sort of fungal infection.

 

Send a picture to a vet!!!

It can be treatet with appropriate meds.

Ivermectin will clear that up,looks the same as some soi dogs that

are sometimes totally hairless.

Most vets around here have syringes with Ivermectin sitting on the counter

ready for use.

Also works for internal parasites and ticks.

 

Useful information here may help.

 

https://www.petmd.com/dog/wellness/evr_dg_home_remedies

21 minutes ago, jvs said:

Ivermectin will clear that up,looks the same as some soi dogs that

are sometimes totally hairless.

Most vets around here have syringes with Ivermectin sitting on the counter

ready for use.

Also works for internal parasites and ticks.

 

Ive just remembered I had this un opened box of pills, that I never gave to Mee Mee , looks like give these a try  ?

 

contact the vet and see if they are prepared to do an online initial consultation, common back home following covid

potassium permanganate bathe the dog with this do some research on it

10 minutes ago, Netease said:

potassium permanganate bathe the dog with this do some research on it

 

... and it also turns the dog bright purple ???? 

37 minutes ago, tomgreen said:

Ive just remembered I had this un opened box of pills, that I never gave to Mee Mee , looks like give these a try  ?

 

Looks like an excellent idea to me. It certainly can't hurt.

45 minutes ago, tomgreen said:

Ive just remembered I had this un opened box of pills, that I never gave to Mee Mee , looks like give these a try  ?

Yes we give that to our dogs against Ticks,the 8000 is for big dogs.

One whole pill for 30kg.You can half them they are marked for that.

It is an excellent product,this was my first choice but i did not think you

would have it.

We buy a whole box for 120 baht,some vets sell just one pill for up to 100 baht.

You can buy this online also.