Anyone know if there could be a way of treating their skin condition other than a vet? I guess that won’t be easy… nostr:note1sp42rljtcfk9cgayuw70tkt5xyvqd3c8zdgfqzvtd7cj3htmt0jsfhk6n2

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How long have they been like this?

Who knows, but I think they are young, there was another batch of puppies there maybe a year ago or so

Dog food with vitamine B supplements :)

Yeah that is what I thought… Will look into it and maybe I could even get it separately and then blend it in

Good luck!

Thanks, it will take a while for all of them to really get used to me I think. :-)

I think it depends on how easily you can lay hands on them. Looks like mange in the first photo. We used to use Demodex in a bath to treat that. Maybe now there is an Ivermectin product for it. “Mange by mail” has a protocol for adding a specific amount (.1 to .3 ml) of injectable ivermectin to meat bait that’s supposed to cure it. No surprise that any such use is not approved in the official description.

Oh that would be close to impossible I think… They are wild street dogs…

But thanks a lot and maaaaaybe later I can scale this to that sort of help!

What I do have is some Ivermectin for Chinese pigs that we’ve been eating now and then… Will check if I can crush some of that!

If you can get selamectin or moxidectin without a vet (good luck with that, I’m still trying) it’s an effective topical treatment for mange and all other parasites

Providing sustenance to these innocent animals without homes. Respect