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How Long Should a Dog’s Medicinal Bath Last?

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For a medicinal bath, soak about 15-20 minutes. Prepare a suitable tub, mix the solution, wet the skin and soak the dog that long.

Medicinal baths treat parasitic, fungal or bacterial skin disease, but a weak dog with mild disease may be better treated with sprays.

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