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At first a small bump at the ear base, I applied iodine, the rabbit kept scratching it, broke the skin, then scabbed; later a lot of fur fell off there, gave balance powder for days with no regrowth, looked dry but no dandruff; a few days ago found dandruff on the neck, after using a skin tonic the bald ear spot started getting dandruff too, worse than the photo. (Green circle is the neck dandruff spot.)
Hello, from the photo you uploaded, the rabbit's symptoms are very likely caused by a fungal infection. For this situation, shave the fur at the affected area clean, then clean and disinfect the site with iodine; after cleaning, use an antifungal medication such as bifonazole or ketoconazole cream. If the symptoms are severe, the rabbit may also need oral medication. During treatment, put a (homemade) Elizabethan collar on the rabbit to stop it from scratching the area and worsening the infection.
My hamster has a large yellow bump on its belly.
Based on the photo, this yellow lump is likely a pocket of fat exposed after the skin was damaged, with subcutaneous fat protruding. If not treated promptly, internal organs could be exposed, so make a collar to stop licking and see a vet for cleaning and sutures.
My hamster’s eyes are swollen and red, possibly from overfeeding sunflower seeds
Swollen, red, discharging hamster eyes may be from heat or conjunctivitis. First clean with saline and keep the diet light with more water; if no relief, try levofloxacin or neomycin eye drops. Also fit a homemade collar to stop scratching.
My hamster won’t eat, move, or drink, with eye discharge and a stuffy nose
Stuffy nose with poor appetite and eye discharge suggests a respiratory infection with eye inflammation. Keep warm, avoid high-calorie food, give small-pet anti-inflammatory and banlangen, clean eyes, and use a collar if it scratches.
What happens if an Alaskan Malamute won’t eat dog food?
Refusing kibble leads to malnutrition, weight loss, and weak immunity. Try other brands/flavors or a balanced homemade diet, but avoid toxic foods like onions, chives, and grapes.
How do I help my dog lose weight?
The principle is eat less, move more: gradually cut daily food by age/weight, feed small frequent meals to avoid hunger, and consider low-calorie food if severely overweight. Walk, run, swim, or play fetch to burn fat.
IrishSetter
The Irish Setter is an active, aristocratic bird dog from Ireland, with a rich chestnut-red coat and a refined, elegant build. Swift in the field and sweet-natured at home, it is an affectionate, trainable companion.
AustralianTerrier
The Australian Terrier, also called the Aussie Terrier, originates in Australia and was the first Australian breed accepted and shown at home and the first formally recognized by other countries. With a smart, flexible mind and a sturdy body, it is an excellent choice as a companion and toy dog.
ScottishDeerhound
The Scottish Deerhound is a tall, powerful sighthound from Scotland, once used to hunt deer and praised as one of nature's most perfect creatures. Gentle, noble and devoted, it is a calm companion, though its large size suits country living better than city apartments.
Mexican Hairless
The Mexican Hairless Dog, originating in 16th-century Mexico, is a small companion breed resembling the Chinese Crested. Hairless with spotted pink skin, it is gentle, friendly, and unique, though its bare skin needs special protection.