Archive for the ‘Pet Ringworm’ Category
Will your ringworm products burn my pet’s skin?
All of our pet ringworm products are completely safe and non-toxic. They will not burn your pet’s skin. We have specially formulated our products to be gentle on pets even cats with ringworm.
Will your products work better than vet prescribed ringworm treatments?
Yes, our products work to encase the ringworm and kill the fungus on the skin. They are topical products that can also heal the skin. All of our products are completely safe and non-toxic.
Will your products also work on dog nail fungus?
Yes, our ringworm products will work on dog nail fungus especially the PetsBestRx Healing Gel. This product should be placed just around the nails on your dog’s paw. Read the rest of this entry »
Will your pet ringworm products help with scarring?
Yes, the products can help with scarring. Because the spores are burrowed in the skin, it does take time to draw them out and heal the skin. The length of time for treatment will depend on how long your pet has been suffering with ringworm.
Will your animal ringworm product treat for any fungus ailment?
Our animal ringworm products depending on if you are treating a cat or a dog will help treat for other fungus ailments because they are all anti-fungal products. Our company does offer products that can treat over 116 strands of ringworm.
Will regular shampoo work for dogs with ringworm?
Regular dog shampoos do not work for ringworm because they are not anti-fungal. If you do find an anti-fungal dog shampoo, please make sure it is safe for use on your pet.
Will my pet’s ringworm go away on its own?
Pet ringworm will not go away if left untreated. If you do not treat the ringworm to kill the spores it will continue to spread on the body. Ringworm can be transferred from animal to animal or from animal to human.
Will I be able to speak with a real person if I am having trouble with my animal ringworm products?
We do offer a customer support team to assist your with your animal ringworm treatment. Our customer service hours are from Monday through Friday 8:00AM to 6:00PM Central Standard Time.
Why are vet ringworm treatments not working?
Some treatments used by veterinarians work and some do not. It is a luck of the draw. The most common reason that pet ringworm vet treatments do not work is because the owners are not treating the environment.
Who is at risk for ringworm on pets?
Your whole household including other pets can be at risk for catching ringworm. Ringworm is highly contagious and can be spread from pet to pet to pet to human. You want to make sure that you are treating everyone in the home.