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Subject: Re: Elephant Skin Author: max (elephant skin) [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 12:04:16 06/18/09 Thu In reply to: Lee A. McCartney 's message, "Re: Elephant Skin" on 07:29:38 12/01/08 Mon -Mt first crestie had somewhat bumpy skin, & occassionally had pustule-like bumps, which turned out to be a staph infection of the skin. His left ear leather was permanently elephant skin due to chronic ear infections that had neverr been treated. Although he was bought from a so-called breeder in Tennessee, about 7 years ago at age 2, sight unseen, I consider him a rescue because of his lack of care before I bought him! [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]