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She has a standard cut (short in the face, feet and butt, but consistent everywhere else) She is going to the groomer tomorrow, in fact. Her last bath was back on the 9th. She is on Frontline as a flea preventative. She had her last dose on the 19th as we have had a killing frost. Her diet is Eukanuba small breed puppy and Chef Michael's canned.what kind of cut is she/he in....when was the last cut...what kinda shampoo are you using....are you using adams flea spray....we need some more details...does the skin flake...can you take a pic of where the scratching is going on and post it....could be a lot of things
She picks out any Eukanuba kibble that has no sauce from the Chef Michael's on it! She is pretty picky. I'll give her one egg (scrambled, she does not prefer over easy!). Someone recommended cottage cheese to combat potential allergies. I did not think dairy was a good idea, but I'm willing to try anything.mites, ringworm, there could be a could of things...i always look at food first...
but that is a good food...okay first thing i would change is the food...i would put her on lamb and rice..tufts are the way poodles shed...they dont shed hair but will loose tuffs...last vet visit would have been?
now i am not much for mixing dry and wet...i go with a dry and lots of water....
She's white, alright! With an apricot streak down the middle of her back. We go for a daily walk (better than a mile) every day weather permitting. That never seems to tire her out, because we go home to play yank the toy for an hour or so and then go to work learning to sit, roll over, play dead and sit up 'pretty'.
Her ears seem fine, but when she scratches them, she tends to whine a little.
I don't have a black light, but I think I can get hold of one. What should I look for under ultra violet?
I'll call the vet this weekend, if all does not go well with the groomer.
I would get her ears checked out though. For one - poodles are prone to ear problems due to hair in the ears and narrow canals, plus allergies will often go with yeast infections in the ears - it would be something you'd want to keep an eye on as they can flare up quickly. Poodles are such smart dogs too - I bet she loves learning
She does love learning! She learned to jump up onto my shoulders when I whistle (while I'm sitting on the floor)She's white, alright! With an apricot streak down the middle of her back. We go for a daily walk (better than a mile) every day weather permitting. That never seems to tire her out, because we go home to play yank the toy for an hour or so and then go to work learning to sit, roll over, play dead and sit up 'pretty'.
Her ears seem fine, but when she scratches them, she tends to whine a little.
I don't have a black light, but I think I can get hold of one. What should I look for under ultra violet?
I'll call the vet this weekend, if all does not go well with the groomer.
You sound like an above average dog owner with the exercise
She picks out any Eukanuba kibble that has no sauce from the Chef Michael's on it! She is pretty picky. I'll give her one egg (scrambled, she does not prefer over easy!). Someone recommended cottage cheese to combat potential allergies. I did not think dairy was a good idea, but I'm willing to try anything.mites, ringworm, there could be a could of things...i always look at food first...
but that is a good food...okay first thing i would change is the food...i would put her on lamb and rice..tufts are the way poodles shed...they dont shed hair but will loose tuffs...last vet visit would have been?
now i am not much for mixing dry and wet...i go with a dry and lots of water....
Mom took her to the vet on September 19. I was out of town and she was in charge of Daisy. The vet gave her a cortisone shot. No other follow up other than a course of anti-biotics. She is allergic to bee stings. She swallowed a bumble bee this past summer and Benadryl snapped her out of her reaction.
She gets plenty of fresh water every day.
She does love learning! She learned to jump up onto my shoulders when I whistle (while I'm sitting on the floor)She's white, alright! With an apricot streak down the middle of her back. We go for a daily walk (better than a mile) every day weather permitting. That never seems to tire her out, because we go home to play yank the toy for an hour or so and then go to work learning to sit, roll over, play dead and sit up 'pretty'.
Her ears seem fine, but when she scratches them, she tends to whine a little.
I don't have a black light, but I think I can get hold of one. What should I look for under ultra violet?
I'll call the vet this weekend, if all does not go well with the groomer.
You sound like an above average dog owner with the exercise
i have noticed that when she scratches her ears, she stops and smells her rear paw (that did the scratching). Is she telling me there is an infection in there? Her ears are pink and clear of hair, but she pays special close attention to her scratching paw.
