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He might have a food allergy. Many dogs are allergic to grains. Try changing your dog food to grain-free, and add a bit of vegetable oil to his food.

12 years ago. Rating: 2
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Do not bath him. Bathing him will dry his skin more. You may not see fleas but if he has even one flea and has a flea allergy, he will itch like crazy. Go to your pet store and see if they sell brewers yeast. Brewer's yeast is a great source of B vitamins such as biotin, trace minerals such as zinc, proteins, and amino acids. The amino acids and vitamins can help make your dog's skin healthier and its coat shinier. Brewer's yeast is also a common natural remedy for dogs with fleas.

Best bet instead of having people guess, would be to take your dog to the vet and find out the exact cause so he may be treated properly. Imagine if your body was one big constant itch. You'd go to a doctor for relief, right? ;)

12 years ago. Rating: 1
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My Dog had the same thing 2 yrs. ago. My vet told me to use Benadryl and it worked for my Dog.

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Take the poor thing to the vet and find out what it's problem really is before wasting money on all kinds of stuff that might not work.

12 years ago. Rating: 1
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