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| Licking/Lick Sores (Granulomas) |
KennExcessive licking can lead to a “hot spot” and then to a nonhealing raw spot. Your animal can actually lick off all the fur and create a raw spot on the skin. If you see your animal continuously working on a spot, the first step is to stop the licking.
Your veterinarian may place your animal on a short course of cortisone to put a halt to the self-trauma. An Elizabethan collar will also keep your animal from doing further damage. Ask your veterinarian about this, or you can make your own by cutting the bottom out of a lightweight plastic container and attaching it (bottom side first) to the collar. Now you can take care of the skin irritation directly. Try these natural products. |
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| *Lick Granuloma made by Anaflora. Lick sores can also be an emotional habit. One that your animal may revisit when there is a stressful situation. For this reason the flower essences may be extremely beneficial. We always recommend this Anaflora flower essence |
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Aloe vera gel |
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Wet regular tea bag |
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Plantain leaf |
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| *Itchy Skin and Allergy contains medicinals herbs such as nettles, Echinacea and licorice to help prevent the allergic aspect of lick sores. Traditionally used to help soothe and quite inflammatory and allergic conditions of the skin. |
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Cats & Small Dogs (1-14 lb) 7drops |
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Medium Dogs (15-34 lb) 1,0 drops |
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Large Dogs (35-84 lb) 12 drops |
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Giant Dogs (85+ lb) 15 drops |
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