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Itchy dog.

Species: Dog
Breed: border collie
Age: 1-2 years
whats would be the best flea medication for a my dog?? hes been chewing for months and skin has scabs everywhere??? please help!!!




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Dr. Marie replied:

Here are some previously answered questions that may help you:

Scabby rash on dog

Cocker Spaniel with skin problems

Itchy skin on pitbull

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