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Mange should not be treated at home since many home remedies can be extremely toxic to your pet. A vet needs to perform a skin scrape to verify which form of mange your pet has as the treatments are different. Demodex mange cannot be transmitted to humans, but sarcoptic mange can be.

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I live on the Caribbean island of Dominica in the West Indies and have a local dog. She came to us with a low immune system and gets recurring mange. We have tried the chemical tratment but it was very harsh on her. We also tried neem oil without very good results. I took her to see the vet who works with PAWS the rescue dog charity and was recommended a local treatment.

2 liters of Seawater (or salt water)

½ a Calabash. (Or bottle gourd or opo squash not to be confused with the calabaza) Scoop out the fleshy insides of the calabash and squeeze into seawater

3 fresh limes squeezed and mixed with the seawater & calabash

Strain and coat the dog in the liquid. Do not rinse for 2 days and rinse and repeat the process twice.

Fantastic results! No more mange and she started to grow her shiny new hair back as soon as the treatment finished. Very happy Ocho Dog.

go to the feed&seed or farmers co-op get a 50ml bottle of 1% ivermectin should cost about $30-$50 the oral dose is 1cc or 1ml (they are the same) for every 35lbs every day for 2-3 months will clear it right up assuming its demodex dont use on collies or other herding breeds ive had great success using this formula on several of the bull dogs i raise this is also the same stuf used in heartguard to prevent heartworms at a 1/10cc per 10lbs dosage once a month saves alot of money than buying name brand heartguard also contains pyrantel pamoate wich can also be purchased at the feed store for a dollar or two a pill no need to administer more than once every six months

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