Effective Treatments for Shih Tzu Skin Diseases: Sympto

Effective Treatments for Shih Tzu Skin Diseases:

1. Traditional Chinese Medicine: This method is highly effective for a variety of skin conditions, including mange and ringworm, and can even help alleviate severe hair loss during seasonal changes. The recipe includes 15g of Sophora flavescens, 20g of Psoralea corylifolia, 20g of Mulberry bark, 15g of Cnidium monnieri, and 20g of Licorice root. Administer this mixture twice a week for a duration of four weeks as a single course. The process involves boiling the herbs and then soaking the Shih Tzu in the herbal broth for about 10 minutes.

2. Treatment for Mange: A blend of Cnidium monnieri, Mylabris, and rhubarb is effective for tackling mange. While sulfur soap is also helpful in removing mites, it is slightly alkaline and should be used with caution.

3. Flea Eradication: Grate 250 grams of fresh tangerine peel and wrap the juice and its tangy essence in a cheesecloth. Dilute the mixture with 500 grams of water, stir well, and let it cool. Apply it directly to the Shih Tzu's coat, or dampen a towel with the solution and rub it on the dog. Fleas on the dog should die within an hour.

4. Cigarette Flea Control Method: Soak cigarettes in water, as they contain nicotine, which is potent enough to kill even horses. Boil the cigarettes, filter the liquid, and then spray it on the dog. Be cautious not to get it in the dog's eyes or nose, and ensure it is not ingested. Afterward, wash the dog thoroughly.

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