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 Hi Darlene, the best luck I have had with my gang has been the alcohol
 wash, and the gold bond powder.  They seem to leave it alone quicker, and
 heal up faster.  I have been having less of it since washing ( the dogs )
 with St. Aubrey, Citrus Plush Shampoo, which I have been getting from
 Walmarts Pet dept.  Good Luck!  In Texas the weather and flea season can
 get it going, but I find this works well, and I've had fewer problems
 with the foursome!   Cindy.
 
 Cindy Henke
 clhenke@juno.com
 Ennis, Texas
 
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 in the dog."  ~ Franz Kafka
 
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  >>
   When I first had problems with hot spots, I tried several things until 
someone on the list suggested the gold bond powder. When I tried it, in a 
couple of days the spot had dried up, and my pyr stopped biting on it. It did 
take a few months for the hair to grow back though.  I also had a skin 
irritation problem that I believe was caused by the hartz whitening shampoo I 
was using, I switched over to the St. Aubrey at Cindys suggestion, and 
haven't had the problem since.  I would recommend both of these as well.  
Here is an address with info on hot spots, you may want to look at.
http://www.critterhaven.org/critterchat/hotspots.htm
        Charlie