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Talitha

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14. I had a Black Lab with mange a long time ago.

Reply to Quakerfriend (Reply #11)

Tue May 28, 2024, 07:41 PM

May 2024

Her face suddenly started to lose fur. The Vet took a skin scrape and verified it was mange, caused by (IIRC) mites. It didn't seem to bother her at all - no itching or rubbing.

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Tell me what this is [View all] Beachnutt May 2024 OP

It's a chupacabra! Elessar Zappa May 2024 #1

The one in the greenery is obviously Bigfoot and the little one in the foreground is his dog. Hermit-The-Prog May 2024 #2

What ever it is it is looking directly at you. magicarpet May 2024 #3

It kept looking back at me Beachnutt May 2024 #4

I did an image search on 'Coyote with mange' Talitha May 2024 #5

You're right, Beachnutt May 2024 #8

Thanks for that link, I didn't know they'd made a connection. Talitha May 2024 #12

Yes. I've seen 2 fox with mange & it sort of Quakerfriend May 2024 #11

I had a Black Lab with mange a long time ago. Talitha May 2024 #14

It's a mixed animal EYESORE 9001 May 2024 #6

Nice. n/t Whiskeytide May 2024 #13

It's a UFB chowder66 May 2024 #7

A coyote with mange obamanut2012 May 2024 #9

It sure is, Beachnutt May 2024 #10

Maybe they can set up something like a cattle rub with some treatment on it. Hermit-The-Prog May 2024 #15