Your French Bulldog is prone to a form of skin infection called lip-fold pyoderma, which occurs because the folds of skin along the lower jaw are usually moist. Bacteria and yeast can readily gain a foothold and cause a reddened, smelly area that is uncomfortable for your dog.
What can I put on my French Bulldogs rash?
Treatment Options Bathe your French Bulldog with organic, sulfate-free, hypoallergenic shampoo to help control and reduce chronic itchiness. Look for shampoos that have additional anti-inflammatories such as hydrocortisone and aloe vera as these ingredients also calm red, inflamed, itchy skin.
How do you treat Bulldog rash?
Keeping your dog's skin as healthy as possible can be obtained with a good, balanced diet as well as skin supplements such as a fish oil. Your veterinarian may also recommend you use specific wipes on areas of excessive moisture or even a medicated shampoo to keep bacteria or yeast from growing.
How do I treat my French Bulldogs skin Allergies?
Treatment of Food Sensitivity and Allergies in French Bulldogs. If your French Bulldog has extremely itchy skin or is showing signs of secondary infection from so much scratching, corticosteroids may be prescribed to help the skin to heal. Antihistamines, to stop the itch, may be suggested also.
How do you treat a heat rash on a French Bulldog?
Oatmeal bath for French bulldog You can even make it at home by blending 1 cup of oatmeal into a powder and pouring it into a bathtub filled with warm water. Allow your pet to spend time in the water for at least 15-20 minutes. At the end of the process, rinse your dog's coat and dry it with a high absorbent towel.
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