Sunday, January 2nd, 2011 at 11:25 am
Question by eminemgan313: how long does it take to catch ringworm from an animal?
my brother and i just recently got new kittens on saturday september 19, 2009. he live in a differnet house than me. his wife just discovered tht she has ringworm on her left arm. he also has two dogs. i would like to know if she could have caught it from the kitten. i have not cauhgt and niether has my brother.
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Answer by chzbrgr
The incubation period for ringworm is usually 1-2 weeks so odds are she did not get it from the kitten, and should be careful not to infect the kitten. She should also check the dogs for lesions.
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Wednesday, December 15th, 2010 at 5:26 pm
Question by hiti: My dog is eating rabbit poop, can she catch worms or other parasites?
My 7 month old Yorkie keeps eating rabbit poop, can she catch parasites from this??
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Answer by The Official Rabbit Encyclopedia
As long as your rabbit doesn’t have any kind of intestinal parasites then she can’t. A lot of dogs eat bunny poop, it’s nothing to worry about. If the rabbit had any kind of intestinal parasites you would be able to see them in the rabbits poop.
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Wednesday, December 8th, 2010 at 5:26 pm
Question by leslieworcester: ever had a dog with ringworm if so what did it look like and did anyone in your family catch it? treatment?
was wondering if anyone can help me I have a mini dachshund and I am not sure if he has a couple of may fly bites or ring worm can someone tell me if they have ever had a pet with it and what it looked liked and how it was treated.
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Answer by Blinda
look at the rectum you may have to push on the anel glands, worms look like grains of cooked rice, any pet store or like a walmart has over the counter meds to treat good luck
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Wednesday, December 8th, 2010 at 5:38 am
Question by julesxoxo: Does my puppy have ringworm? And did I catch it from him??!!?
I’ve had my new puppy, Buster, for a little over a week. I adopted him from the Humane Society last Saturday.He is a lab boxer mix and 9 weeks old and about 9 pounds. Yesterday I noticed a round, raised circle on his belly. I searched for pictures of ringworm on dogs and it looked more like red patches with loss of hair. About 3 days ago, I had an itchy feeling on my right shoulder blade, I couldn’t see anything and had my boyfriend check it out-there was not spot/rash or anything. Today my shoulder blade started itching again, so I checked it out in the mirror and now there is a scaly patch in the shape of a circle. Is this ringworm? Do both me and my puppy have it? How do i get rid of it? How much does it cost?! Please help! He has a vet appointment on Thursday for his 2nd puppy vaccination, should i wait that long to get this checked out?
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Answer by K9Nurse
It’s possible that you both do have ringworm – your veterinarian can diagnose for sure with what’s called a “Woods Lamp” – essentially, a small blacklight that will cause the ringworm-causing fungus to fluoresce.
As for you, you can purchase an anti-fungal cream over-the-counter at any drug store/Wal-Mart/etc. It should take care of your problem if that’s what it is.
Have your vet check it out on Tuesday, it’s no emergency.
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Sunday, November 28th, 2010 at 11:27 pm
Question by Dreaming of Sleep! ?: What parasites and diseases can you catch being exposed to dog feces in a home?
I know a couple of people who live in unsanitary conditions like this… I am just curious…
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Answer by mu
pyrantel pamoate….single ingredient liquid. buy from a vet.
you can take it as well as give it to the animals. you’ll be shitting worms within 24 hours.
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