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Subject: Re: Skin irritation . . . ?

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rose

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Date Posted: 22:35:38 04/17/06 Mon
In reply to: Ashley & Jedidiah 's message, "Skin irritation . . . ?" on 19:05:41 04/17/06 Mon

Hi Guys!!!!!!!!

Springtime usually brings rashes with it, at least at my house. Could be mold or other spores in the grass that irritate Seth. Wash his little feet off after he has been outside in the grass. Hopefully, that will help somewhat.

Is he licking and chewing on his feet alot. Sometimes that is the first sign of an allergy that isn't caused by actually touching the irritant.....has anything changed for him lately? New flooring, bedding or food and treats?

Mine are getting rashy now, it ususally clears up in a few weeks. I don't know what can be done to prevent it - if it is connected to the grass.

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