HopeShelties
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That's what it looks like to me as well. It reminds me of fungus that horses get.
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Have you considered shaving him (along with whatever treatments/medications you use)? Seren's skin issues didn't completely clear up until I shaved her right down. It took about 7 months for her hair to grow all the way back, but she heeled much faster, and because she had so little fur I was able to see how far the issues extended and when her skin was better/worse. I held off doing it for a long time, but I once I did it made both of our lives easier. She was much more comfortable, and I had a clear view of her skin.
My only concern is that with summer coming I'm concerned about sunburn.
I still think Bacca's skin and coat condition are from a liver/gallbladder disease and won't get better until that is addressed...might be a way to manage it until then, but I don't think it will resolve until then. I hope you get a definate diagnosis from you new vet very soon and can get Bacca back to feeling great . It has to be very frustrating waiting and wondering what to do.![]()



And in the meantime, his skin is SO bad.....I keep treating it with Vetericyn and medicated baths. Right now he has a band a raw skin those goes from one armpit over the back to the other. In some places, weeping.