Our dog had something very like this. It seemed to have something to do with bladder infection or bladder stones which encapsulated bacteria and was hard to get rid of, so the whole dog's body was susceptible to systemic infections and allergies. Or the inflammation from allergies made the dog susceptible to infection, since it mostly happened in the fall. This was before I was making CS, so I didn't use it. If we still had that problem, I would give the dog pure CS solution to drink, or a weak CS solution to drink to completely clear out any infection from the body. This may take a long time if there are any bladder stones, or anything like that. Shouldn't be any harm to drink the CS all the time though. (Washing the feet constantly helps, but may not be very practical.)
Dan On Thu, Oct 31, 2013 at 9:19 PM, Michael Brown <[email protected]>wrote: > My friends dog has a toe fungi of some sort that itches, and turns pink. > My first thought was maybe a strong batch of CS gel might help. Anybody > with any expertise in this area? Dog is likely going to lick it off before > it can kill the fungi, so that needs to be addressed also. Has had the > condition for several months now. Thanks in advance from the dog and my > friend. mlbrown ps. Any other ideas, not involving toxic > chemicals are welcomed. >
