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Expert: - 11/30/2009


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now her neck instead of white hair has the skin, pink

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Hi Juan , Do you see any fleas on this Boston?  Any kind of bugs at all -  I know your country is VERY HOT..
Do you haved any VETs in your area?  I am wondering if she may have Mange.
If so, she will need the VET to give you some Antibiotics.

For now, clean the area with a baby soap and water 2 x per day - and PAT dry well.

Good Luck

Marie Peppers LPN MA

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