dawgdogs rescue

Hi I'm so sorry for you both its is awful to feel so helpless.I have used many times in my dog rescue Arsen.alb/sulph for mange in dogs and foxes.It is a homeopathic remedy that can be bought from Helios homeopathic pharmacy tel no 01892 536393 a few drops each day are put on food and it works.I also rub into the skin lavendar oil as this helps with secondary infection and soothes the skin.I have had dogs in the rescue with very bad mange and have treated them with nothing else but this, it does takes a few weeks to see an improvment but is much gentler on the skin than the washes.The other thing that I give them is a really good vitamin supplement as mange mites don't like a healthy skin so this does improve the general condition.I know that some people will say that homeopathic remedies can't work but animals can't fake it and this does work.A fox was given it at a feeding station and his mange was so bad that he had no hair left,the lady phoned to tell me that 4 weeks later he had a new coat coming through and his body had complete hair cover.Might be worth you giving it a go.

Dawgdogs is a rescue run by Helen Griffiths and a group of dedicated volunteers and foster mums.We take all dogs that are in need of homes and all our homes are home checked.We tend to rehome within a 25 mile radius so that we can home check and be on hand in case of a problem. All of our dogs are vaccinated,microchipped and have to be nuetured once in a new home if not already done.We run a scheme where the new homes are given a voucher to do this. We are always looking for good homes who will provide lots of love for dogs that have rarely experienced this. www.dawgdogs.net

Can anyone offer a home to a rabbit,we took these in as an emergency from an animal hoarder.The male has been nuetured but the female maybe pregnant.We will need to wait to see if she is before rehoming her and any offspring.We also have one male guineapig that needs a home one of twenty that we took in.We usually only rehome dogs so have no contacts with small animal homes.A photo of the guinea pig is on our website www.dawgdogs.net