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Reply To: Self-Inflicted "Bald Spots"
Sounds like it was the fulminator Naturella. Just be careful when using it and go slowly and gently. You could have scratched him without knowing it and it just bothered him a bit for a while. You don’t actually have to be able to see the irritation and it didn’t actually have to be that you would have seen his skin red. You’re better off not going over the same areas. You’re better off going over Bruno’s body once only and then you can do the entire process once a week or every two weeks or monthly. That will keep some of the fur off him and home on a regular basis. Those things can be pretty wicked if not used gently and with caution. And yeah, you know how dogs are. One teeny little area on their bodies bother them and they will just not leave it alone. Just keep putting whatever oils you use on the areas until you see he no longer bothers with the spots and the fur starts growing back. Hope it was the Furminator….so much easier a fix than anything else.
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