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Subject: Re: Hairless puppy acne


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Lee A. McCartney
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Date Posted: 11:55:45 08/30/07 Thu
In reply to: Jill 's message, "Hairless puppy acne" on 06:24:58 08/30/07 Thu
 This sounds like it may actually be more of a staph infection, I would take her to the vet and have them culture the sebum within the sore itself or simply do a skin scrape. I have had two (one HL CC and a Chi) fighting staph infections this summer. We ended up having to do a 4 week course of Simplicef for my HL girl to get her staph infection under control.
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Re: Hairless puppy acneJill17:42:42 09/02/07 Sun

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