How To Treat Mange In Dogs Naturally (100% Effective Home Remedy)
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ABOUT TODAYS VIDEO: How To Treat Mange In Dogs Naturally
There's two types of mange, demodectic mange and sarcoptic mange. Both involve mites that live within your dogs skin and on the surface of the skin and vets will take a skin scrape to determine which of the mites is present.
In the case of demodectic mange, the mites that normally live in balanced numbers not harmful to your dog and deep within the skin, break out into large numbers, causing baldness and great irritation as hair falls out to leave your best friend in an ugly and uncomfortable way.
So how do you fix the problem before it gets really out of control and avoid toxic and destructive veterinary drugs like dips, steroids and antibiotics?
In both instances it's natures neem oil to the rescue.
Neem oil is one of the best bug killers you can use and is a natural holistic essential oil. It will kill everything from fleas, ticks, ringworm and lice to mange mites. It's also very healthy for skin and hair.
I've been using neem oil on fleas, ticks, mites and lice for nearly 20 years and it's been 100% successful every time.
If your dog has generalized demodectic mange, or has patches of sarcoptic mange mites or ringworm, use pure neem oil, but don't use it neat, especially if your dog has cracked or open skin, weeping sores etc. Neem oil is very concentrated and needs to be diluted with a carrier oil.
Dilute neem oil at a light starting regimen of 1:10 (1 part neem oil to 10 parts carrier oil) with a light carrier oil (e.g. grape seed oil or almond oil). Mix well and then massage the oil mixture into the skin over the affected area. You can apply it daily on problem spots.
For dogs hot spots, infected bug bites or when treating demodectic and sarcoptic mange and ringworm, it's possible to increase the neem oil concentration to a 1:4 ratio (1 part neem oil to 4 parts carrier oil).
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@@Dastardly_X Thanks Dastardly.
@@paultorres Your welcome.
@Nora Kereliuk Your wecome.
I'm sharing this in one of my videos. I hope you don't mind.
I will also share a link to your page.
Hey I like this video!… you’re through with what your saying and informative!… good job!… helping those that don’t have a voice…. You’re doing great work!… you will help others more than you know!
Thank you, much appreciated. Yes, this simple fix saves huge amounts of stress and money at the vets.
Thank you Doc!! It is a very helpful and informative video, i can now confidently maintain my dog's skin especially now that i want her inside our home.
Your welcome, this works 100%, just folow the procedure.
Thank you so much, great information!! Subscribed.
Your very welcome Karen. Thank you.
Really helpful information. Thank you.
Your welcome Charles.
Dan is a hero .
Thank you.
No Dan is not a hero because yes I heard this year’s ago back in the days that you can use car motor oil and it will kill Mange ticks, fleas‼️💯
Thank you for this wonderful information. The 3 vets I had gone to merely filled the dog with Steroids without barely checking the dog. I will be happy to treat him with Neem! You are a blessing!
Your welcome. Steroids simply manage the problem downhill. The problem then picks up speed with complications.
Also look to add fresh food to the diet, eggs, canned sardines (in water) and part cooked and blended veggies. All great for health and well being, especially skin.
We called our vet yesterday saying that we think our pup has mange and they said they can prescribe antibiotics. Really????
You're a God send! Thank you so much Dan!!
Your very welcome.
Thank you so much for this!! xxxx
You are most welcome. Works. Been using it 20 years.
My blue heeler thanks you. It worked so well. Much love!
Great to hear, thanks for the feedback.
dr scott. thank you. i did exactly what you recommended for me, my husband and my 2 dogs. we all have cheyletiella mange. i just started using the neem oil mixed with sweet almond oil and a carrier oil. it’s working! my senior dog had a yeast infection and bacteria infection on his skin due to mite die off from using revolution. i couldn’t get the crusted biofilm off of him without causing him discomfort. right now the biofilm came off and his skin is making a rapid improvement. you are a god send. i was using corticosteroids and now i don’t need to. thank you so much. i am in tears typing this. ❤ you are a Godsend. thank you 🙏🏼
I knew you would be excited about this simple natural approach. Glad to hear and happy to help you, your husband and the dogs to good health : ).
6:59 What are the side effects of using neem oil?
So thankful I found your video. 🙏
Your welcome. Yes a great, simple cure. Also great in the summer for keeping mozzies away.
Very good information! Appreciate your help sir! Stay blessed and stay healthy.
Thank you, your very welcome.
@@DanScott1 Thanks Dan! I am from India and the Neem oil is widely used here in India as a natural & safe remedy for both humans and animals. One more suggestion for good teeth health for dogs, I have been keeping GSD, Himalayan mastiff and other breeds and I have used neem sticks for my dogs to chew. It cleans their teeth naturally, prevents tartar buildup, prevents bad mouth odour and overall keeps the oral cavity of the dogs clean and healthy. They need not swallow it, it's just that they need to chew the sticks thereby cleaning their teeth in the process. Thanks. Stay safe & healthy. 🙏
@@continuumnxt6417 Those sticks are perfect, I wonder if we have them in the west. I personally use the neem bark powder with teeth brushing.
I just had to check and yes thay do: amzn.to/3YCrBci
Thanks for the information, I'll recommend these along with the bark powder.
@@DanScott1 That's awesome Dan!
I’ve been struggling for a month to find a final solution for my dogs mange nothing I bought from the store for mange worked dipping at the groomers didn’t help either it was crazy with how bad she was scratching and biting herself. This remedy worked perfectly I was amazing she hasn’t scratched since I can’t thank you enough for making my dog happy again.
Your very welcome, and yes, this is such a great solution. Thank you for letting me know the outcome. It's great as an anti flea/mozzie/tick too! Just dab on when needed.
Wha did you do. I’ve been working on this for ovei a BB month
Good to know. My German shepherd mange keeps coming back.
Used motor oil works great.
@@briscoswain1417 I've heard that by old timers
Your videos are always so helpful. I also have 2 cats. Can been oil be used in the same way as my dog? Any comments re ear mites? Thx for your healthier suggestions.
Yes it can Paula. Re ear mites. Use it mixed with a carrier oil at four parts carrier oil to one part neem oil. ie 1/2tsp neem oil to 2tsp carrier oil lile olive, almond or grape seed oil: amzn.to/3iV0Igq
Thankkkk you so much, Doc, Sir, Mr. ! I felt relieved that I can now cure my dog's skin problem naturally.
Your welcome, it's a great natural fix. After it's fixed, think about improving the diet if only feeding dry food. Add things like eggs, canned sardines and part cooked and blended veggies for healthier nutrition from some fresh foods.
THANK YOU!!!!
Your welcome Rose.
Thank you for sharing this wonderful information!
Not everyone can afford a vet but most can afford neem oil..the price is right!!
Who would have thought such a common natural ingredient could save a beloved pet the stress of continuous scratching and unneeded drugs and expensive vet bills!
I know right. I've even treated kids hair lice too, one application and gone. Thanks for sharing your thoughts Bonnie.
You have giving me some relief. I thought he was dying and I was a bad bog owner. Some said I should put him down but I could not plus he’s my dog and I love him! He has mange and it was you that I found out. It is hard times and I have no money to goto of vet and when he said it sounds like cancer.. that killed me. So, thank you! I will message you again when we get through this!!!! Thank you!!!!!
Your welcome.
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Mix 1 part neem oil to 3 parts olive oil and massgae in librally all over tip to toe keeping eyes clear. Leave on all afternoon. May need a second application oqnw week later but that's it.
Nest is more fresh food in the diet, at least 50% of meal as raw eggs, canned sardines, part cooked and blended veggies and some meats like chcken.
I’m not trusting my vet… been in 5 times and they’ve told me they have no idea what is wrong with her… I managed to diagnose her with dermadectic mange and took her in again this time they told me what I thought it was… they keep trying to over charge me have sold me the wrong pet care plan twice and charged me for medications when it was supposed to be included…
@@GingerMole Sack them and use this remedy, it works, not sure about your vet though lol.
wow people can be so insensitive. my dog survived a hit and run but needed 20k in surgery so that he could walk again, he is only 10 pounds and survived. he had a crushed pelvis. people were saying to put him to sleep- over money! i paid the 20k. his name Gizmo. this was on 12/1/2019. he has his pelvis reconstructed with an implant on the left and bolts and pins on the right (rear legs). the next month he had to have the left rear leg amputated due to implant failure. he is a healthy tripawd and loves life and me! i love him. he is my little one. people have no right to tell you such cruel things. these are our family, our children. i am so glad you were able to use this remedy. i have spent thousands trying to get rid of mites using off label rx under vet care. dr scott is a blessing. i am so glad you have a solution now.
Try using used motor oil. It's works believe me my dog had it bad and no money.
Thank you so much doctor 🙏 I was concerned about giving my already sick dog more meds he has heartworms and was treated with meds and antibiotics for a month he still needs a monthly pill and I didn't want to give him more meds I will try this thanks again 😊
I recommend stopping meds including that monthly pill and use natural methods. Allow the dog time off from meds for a few days first, even a fast to help clearout the system before using more remedies.
You can also use this 28 day remedy once annually, say September to be free of heartworm which has a 5 month cycle.
Thanks going to try
Works great, just cover all affected skin areas librally.
It’s one week since we started the Neem 1/10 pure almond oil. Our miniature poodle is so happy, her skin is healed she’s not scratching. Today we bathed her to get all the oil out of her white fur. I washed all her bedding and blankets and dried everything in the high heat of the dryer. I’m soo grateful we have our sweet dog back, she’s no longer miserable! 💃🏻🎊🎉
Fantastic! Happy for her and you.
Did you let the oil stay for a week on the body for a week and then washed? I realized that we should let it be just for an hour and then wash…
@@alibirang9921 I like to leave it on for several hours to really soak in before washing off.
Absolutely amazing information! Thank you so much!!! And my dog ( Ava ,a 12 year old German shepherd thanks you!❣️) I lived in Washington state for 8 years and my dog never had fleas ,mange anything else.We moved to southern Missouri almost two years ago and she has been treated for fleas more times then I can count and now has mange from the landlords farm dog...I was seriously getting ready to have her put down due to her and discomfort and suffering.I will use neem oil because the previous renter left six unopened 5 gallon jugs of neem oil here when he moved and now I see it was just another blessing from the Lord 🙏Bless you! And I subscribed 👍👍👍
Wow, 6 jugs.. you are golden. Absolutely works a treat, just slather up the dog at 3:1 (3 parts olive/coconut/other carrier oil) with 1 part neem oil. Leave on all day and wash off with a soft soap like Castil: amzn.to/3zJkF0k
That neem oil should last you for the rest of your life!
You could sell some too, just an idea.
Thanks for the sub, appreciated.
Oh and your on a farm so plenty of raw eggs for the dog, great complete protein/food. Feed as many as you like.
@@DanScott1 Yes lots of eggs! Thank you SO much🙏👍
@@sharinnature Your welcome.
How long should I use it for?
@@marytello5889 You mean neem oil for Mange? Once if light mange or twice to make sure, a week apart.
Thank you sir 🫡
You are most welcome.
Hello thanks so much for this video what are the steps for me to make/mix and to apply the application? Thanks so much
Buy the neem oil: amzn.to/3iV0Igq mix 1tsp of neem oil to 5 tsp of carrier oil, olive, almond, grape seed, hemp, coconut oil all good. Mix well and slather on all affected areas. Few days later use a second application just to be sure, leave on for several hours, wash off if needed with safe mild shampoo like Castil Soap: amzn.to/3zJkF0k
or Oatmeal Pet Wash: amzn.to/3CYUBjw
That's it, mites gone, now look at making the diet more nutritious and fresh.
WOW, this video really explains a lot !!
I was mixing a very small amount of neem with colloidal silver and a few drops of dye free dish soap to help oil and water mix.
Warming also helps.
Definitely helping but not full cure.
I think it has killed the yeast,
But after this enlightening episode, I’m pretty sure there is some mange at the core of it.
Having alopecia (hair loss),in some spots that can’t be just from scratching.
Think I need to mix with oil and your ratio recommendation.
And surely diet at the core of the problem.
Thanks a lot !!! 🙏🏻 💜 🙏
Yes you got it! Let me know if it is mange.
Where do I find been oil
@@nunubooboo4199 he left a link to some in his description
Thank you
Your welcome.
Thank you for this great video. I'm wondering if there are any issues with the dog licking the oil off their skin. Will it make them sick?
No, it will be fine, even help on the inside. Only if breeding at present would I not use the oil.
Hi I have cold pressed hazelnut oil, from my kitchen I have olive oil and coconut oil. Can I use any of these or should I order an almond oil or fractionated coconut oil from Amazon?
Yes thay are all good for this.
Absolutely fantastic funny how vet shops don't tell you about these remedies
Such a great remedy, gets the job done and not poison like the pharmaceutical option.
Vet shops sell only what the big pharma industry owners tell-em to sell, it's all tied in.
Thank you for the links, took my Corso walking through the woods a couple of weeks ago, last week started scratching and itching so i figuerd maybe a fox was in the woods or its the food she was also on aggravating her skin issue, i was feeding Pro plan switched food yesterday, anyway bought this tonight after watching your video after trying sulfer spray for mange doesn't seem to help much? Going to get WEDs mix the neem oil and coconut oil and massage in her skin, she has no lesions (yet) however her hair is falling out all over the house 😮 she is a gorgeous dog or was hoping this helps, someone told me
use burnt motor oil but i also hear thats the wrong thing to do especially on google? Nexguard as well? Will let you guys know if this works, i have faith it will i am trying to nip it now beforehand or rather before progression! I subscribed its awesome that you take your time to help 😀 everyone! Thank you ❤😢
This remedy does soak in and kill mange mites en masse. Mix 1:3, one part neem oil to 3 parts carrier oil, mix and rub in all over and leave on all day befire washing off. Then repeat a week later to catch missed areas and that should be it. After this it's all about diet and adding more fresh foods into the mix.
ALL those other so called remedies are bad news, especially motor oil, that's insane. Nexguard is poison!
Whatever commercial pet food you use, cut it in half and replace that half with eggs, lots, canned sardines in water, part cooked and blended veggies and any meats/meats on the bone.
Keep carbs low and no vaccines.
searching for your oregano oil ear infection remedy....(having hard time finding it....) and does this work for Yeast Ear infection ? Thanks and Blessings to you for all you do for so many dog owners!!
Yes.
@@DanScott1 what is it again? Is it 1 TBS coc oil and 1 drop oregano oil, mis and apply 2 drops mixture in ear and how many times per day just once? (or is it 2 tsp coc oil as carrier ?
@@bellashalom2201 If there's an infection, use oregano oil as it's a great antibiotic: amzn.to/3ulnF1T
Add 1 drop smaller dog, 2 drops larger dog to teaspoon of coconut or olive oil, mix and add to food once daily for 7 days then stop.
If cleaning ears of gunk, use one drop in tablespoon olive or coconut oil, mix well and use cotton ball to wipe out ears. No drops are put into the ears, it's just for cleaning.
Very helpful video. How long does it take to take effect for sarcoptic mange? Thank you!
Just one application which you put on heavy and leave to soak in. That's it, dead the next day, and hair grows back in a month or so.
@@DanScott1 Wow, that is just amazing. Thank you for making these videos!
Thank you very much for the helpful video! I've ordered the suggested neem and grape seed oils. How often and long do I treat our 2-year-old Shiba Inu for the suspected demodectic/sarcoptic mange on his front legs and chest area only? Much appreciated!
Mix as detailed in the video and rub on the affected areas librally, let soak in for a couple hours. Repeat next week and your good, should be all cleared up after two treatments. One really, but second to make your getting any missed and deeper in the skin.
if feeding dry food only start adding some fresh food to the diet too.
@@DanScott1 thank you very much!
@@d_nguy Your welcome.
Update: the Neem oil worked great. It started working immediately after the first application. The raw looking areas returned to normal skin tone, no more biting the itchy areas. Second application was done after 6 days to make sure the mites are gone for good. He is a happy boy now. Saved me a trip to the vet. Thank you so much Dan!
@@d_nguy My pleasure, works a treat. Great for fleas, ticks, mozzies, hair lice too, they won't come near it.
We started applying the pure neem and pure almond oil since Sunday, we notice a BIG difference in our sweet miniature poodle already and it’s only 3 days since we started! I’m wondering, can it be used around the outside area around her eyes ? If not what can we use around her eyes?
You are an answer to our prayers! Thank you!!!
Your welcome, great when a plan comes together.
Use around the eyes just not getting it in the eyeballs.
Ordered!! American Eskimo Breeder here. I got a surrendered dog that has sarcoptic mange now all my dogs are itching and I am itching. We will be having an Neem & Grape seed oil party on the patio for every dog just in case. And I may even apply it to my head! I will let you know how it goes. I am believing for great results. I surely hope i can resolve all of this dog's issues cuz his teeth are plaqued at 7 and he is stooping way to long to poop. Had two fecal's checked but they came up negative. I know something is wrong regardless of those inaccurate fecals. I hope it's not a tapeworm in the upper GI Tract cuz he had a bad case of fleas, already treated with ivermectin so it can't be the others. I will follow up!! Thank you so much for the share. Your awesome!!🎉🎉
I noticed other comments of yours but only this one comes up when clicked.
Great dogs!
Have a great neem party, will work on you all including your head (used on daughters head lice back in school days).
Leave on all afternoon, keep dogs outside. Soft shampoo to wash off and may need to re-treat a week later just to be shore all mites were killed as they do dig deep into the skin.
I do have a fool-proof de-worm video solution too: ua-cam.com/video/2LkzSgeOpGw/v-deo.html
For the teeth, start using neem bark powder: amzn.to/2ULzroL works well on plague.
@@DanScott1 I apologize I read thru other ppls questions and found my answers. So I deleted those. Thanks for being so prompt. I read that fecals can largely be inaccurate and that different vets use different methods of checking. I read just because it's negative does not mean it's negative if the dog is symptomatic. And if you gets a positive, well then that's better because you then know what you're dealing with. I heard only 20% accurate??
@@siestakeygirl1000 Yes, your right, very inaccurate. Tells me a dog is in need of natural fresh foods, immune boosting supplementation, low carbs, zero vaccines/synthetics and drugs.
I had the Neem oil party yesterday. Tossed those dogs like a salad. 😆 The dogs enjoyed the massaging a lot and were attracted to the peanut butter smell. I did 1;4 ratio. I will let you know how it goes. Just a note the vet said lime sulfur dip that they typically use wasn't available for some strange reason, said couldn't get the product? I thought that was odd. I will update you later.. Thank you for all the safe healthy information.
I want to follow up with a BIG THANKS! I wish there was a way to show you pictures of the progress..... I had a tossed salad party with all 7 American Eskimo dogs.. 😂 that's what I call it. I have been continuing to use it on the rescue that came in with the problem and shared. HALLELUJAH, Hair is starting to come in and the itching gone for all of us! Lol I WAS SKEPTICAL, BUT THIS WORKS.
If there is away to share pics let me know to help understand how bad my issue was then progress... Thanks so much.
My dog has it around his eyes. If I don’t have neem oil can I use Coconut oil? It looks like it not has a few red bumps as well but he’s not itching.
If it's mites, only neem oil will work. If not, it's more likely allergies which needs diatary changes/supplements. Whats the diet?
Can olive oil be used in replacement of grape seed oil?
Yes.
I love you!
Cool.
Thank you for the info.
Where can you get neem oil at?
Neem oil: amzn.to/3iV0Igq
@@DanScott1 Great! Thank you!
@@Jess_E2024 Your welcome Jess.
I knew my 4 month old puppy had mange, bald fur around eyes and a few bare patches of fur on legs, not intensely itchy. So I went to the vet. He told me it was not mange but I was just bathing dog too often (three times a month). I wasn’t going to get through to him that I have had mange in other puppies and this is the typical manifestation of demadex mange. I then came on here and found this video. I applied neem oil three times, each a week apart. It absolutely works. It probably worked the first time but because of the life cycle of mites I figured it’s best to do it for three weeks. No more itching, hair growing back. I was very nervous about putting it near his eyes but I read on here others did. Thankfully it didn’t hurt him and now he doesn’t look crazy anymore. 😂 I soaked him in this stuff. He’s 50lbs and so I used a ton of grapeseed oil 16oz mixed w 8oz of neem oil. I did a 2 to 1 ratio. After he was completely soaked I crated him for the night. I’m so thankful this worked.
That's the way to do it, well done and thank you for sharing your process and outcome, really helps others to step up and learn more about looking after their dogs with natural remedies.
@@DanScott1but in the video you recommend 10-1 for pups ? I’m confused now as to wether I should just go straight to the 2-1 mixture ? Please help
@@MICHEALJACKSONSNOSEHAIRyay The pup in question was 4 months old and they went ahead and did 2:1 of their own volition, not my recommendation normally, unless circunstances call for it ( I tend to be conservative). But at 4 months, the pups robust enough for 2:1.
So a young 8 week old pup with mange, I say 10:1 as good conservative start and if it's not enough to work, but should work, then go to 4:1.
@@DanScott1 thank you so much.This has really helped me thankyou for explaining.
@@MICHEALJACKSONSNOSEHAIRyay Your welcome.
My puppy is 16 weeks and the day after we got him broke out into hives and a rash on his belly. Tried everything natural but nothing worked. Had to go on antibiotics for a week...we thought he was allergic to chicken so switched to a fish based diet
... he got alot better but was still scratching and biting at his skin. Ended up taking him back in and they said possible mites and tried giving me flea and tick meds which I refused.. also gave me antibiotics again but I did not give them to him. Came across this video and have been using the neem oil .. today is the third time I've used it but it doesn't seem to be helping ... he's still scratching and biting at his fur BUT when I do the neem oil and comb it through there are all these little black specks that come out of his fur... im assuming these are mites/fleas?? He doesn't have any fur loss really or scabs, broken skin or sores .. do you think because it took about 7 weeks for us to figure out what was going on that he could just need several treatments with the neem oil as they're deep in his skin ?? He is on a pre and probiotic as well as a gut soothe product from adored beast... he is just on kibble but a very high quality one with zero additives, and all ethically sourced. Will most likely purchase your book to dive deeper but any suggestions based off of this would be appreciated!!
Your comment was held, just seeing it now.
Just use the neem oil as directed for any skin mite. Sounds like mites. Several treatments with lower mix ie 2:1 and let soak in for a few hours.
This could also be yeast issues on the skin from the carbs in the diet. Most kibble is 30-50% carbs. There is a low carb kibble: Ketona Kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble only 5% carbs and all natural additives. To that I would still add eggs, canned sardines and part cooked and blended veggies. Also make sure the probiotic is soil based for the same reason: SBO Probiotics - amzn.to/3yoURqU
And yes, a great Idea to get my ebook: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/ to get a much healthier diet going and learn more about canine nutrition. Helps a lot long term and not needing the vet nearly so much long term.
@whitney Lorenda Did this help? I am going the same thing with my bulldog
There's a neighborhood stray kitty that appears to have mange. I purchased the neem and carrier oil grape seed to treat him. My question is, what is the best ratio to use as the mange is on his head, ears and nose? I want to get this right the first time as I'm not sure I'll be able to get ahold of him twice. Thank you.
Now that is a tricky situation. I'd go strong and just slather it all over the head and any body part you think is affected. That way your covered and one application should do it. So 1 tsp neat neem oil to 4 tsp grape seed oil. ie 1:4
Have just applied this to my puppy, she has been suffering greatly and so have our family as we caught scabies aswel so i really hope this works as ive tried steroids, antibiotics and no vet treatments are working for her..thankyou sir for sharing this treatment ,will definitely keep updating on here our progress as time gets on
Yes, you have found the right treatment here. Just slatther up all over affected areas with some margin, leave on to soak in as long as you can, all day if need be, then wash off. Repeat one week later incase you missed something and your done. For both people and dogs. Good for skin too.
@@DanScott1 thankyou so much
@@edenpuna9302 Your welcome.
Did you say scabies? CURED. GONE FOREVER NEVER TO RETURN: I sprayed 3% hydrogen peroxide on my infected area every day, sometimes 2 times a day & snap, crackle, pop & fizz~ oh what a relief it was~5 days later my self diagnosed scabies horrendous & horrendously itchy alleged "eczema" that no dermatologist, medication could cure misery was completely, absolutely gone without a trace! I'm telling you, My skin was restored to a new born baby's skin. It was a miracle!!!
After I became a massage therapist. I developed a wicked "rash" on my fingers & forearms. The insane itch almost drove me insane but I resisted the scratch with all my might. Doctor's, antibiotics, cream's, lotions, potion's, prayer's didn't stop it.
Year's passed. I was beside myself. One day, out of the blue, i was compelled to spray peroxide on my arms & hands.
End of story. Saved my career & my sanity. It's now my best friend.
Did it worked?
Hi Dan! I just mixed 1 tbsp of the Neem oil you recommend with 8 tbsp of olive oil and 2 tbsp of coconut oil and rubbed all over my 6 month old English bulldog… (generalized demodex mange) I just rescued him… I’m wondering how long to leave it on? I just received the probiotics (pet ultimates) you’ve also recommended in past videos yesterday and he’s had 2 half scoops so far…have cut his kibble in half and have been adding sardines… cooked chicken n small amounts of cooked beef liver, steamed green beans n spinach sauerkraut apples wild blueberries (fruit all in small amounts)shredded carrot sometimes partially cooked eggs and some raw goats milk and 1x day a small amount of goat kefir…will slowly move to raw food … I feel so bad for him because his skin is so bad, itchy, smelly lots of hair loss… anything else I should be giving him? Anything else I should have vet test for? Like yeast? Also how long does it usually take for generalized demodex mange pups to get their fur back so I have a realistic expectation?
So you mixed at 10:1. May need a second treatment at 4:1 but wait and see. Leave on for a few hours to really soak in as the mites are deep in the skin.
Your doing great. Yeast is hard to shift quickly but a diet with zero sugars and carbs will starve out the yeast over 3 months and the skin will stop itching. I'd get some soil based probiotics for this condition and use them first: amzn.to/3yoURqU then when the issues have resolved, use the ones you have now, so seal the lid and keep in the fridg/freezer. Also add some antioxidants to the meals with freeze dried greens: Green Immune + Super food - (GLM, phytoplankton, Microalgae and Spinach) healthydogforlife.com/GreenImmuneSuperfood
If you can cut out the kibble all together, that would fix things even faster but there's a kibble that's only 5% carbs, the only one I know of: Ketona Kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble so you can use that one and still use your current method of 50:50 dry food to fresh food.
You can use eggs too, good complete protein food.
Once the skin is free of mange it will takes 3 months for the hair to grow back.
@@DanScott1 I’m so pleased to hear from you wasn’t sure I would since this is an older post… you are an outstanding human and your kindness is very much appreciated…thank you for the extra wisdom… I will get him off the kibble asap and add the greens and will switch over to SBP’s…and will follow up in the future with his results! Thank you again Dan!
@@bhorst4638 Your welcome friend.
@B Horst did your dog get any better?
Hi Dan… its been awhile since i reached out to you… i would love to show you before and after photos of my dog Major… hes been doing amazing since i followed your advice… you are more than welcome to share as testimony… please let me know where I can post them to and thank you from the bottom of my heart for saving my dear sweet pup!
Hi Dan, we have an 80lb German Shepherd. He was treated by our vet because he had hurt his toe(probably on an old fence we had with some nails sticking out - a new fence now installed will prevent and future injury and him trying to get to the neighbor's dog). He had licked it raw and very unlike his normal self. When the vet treated the swollen hurt toes, I questioned if everything looked good inside his ears, and was told they looked good. Now 2 months later, his paw is better but we noticed him holding his ears back, not wanting to get up to go out, and not the regular "shadow" German Shepherd that followed us every where Upon checking his ears, he had TERRIBLE debris and crusty scabs. After cleaning out the debris, and soften and cleaning off scabs on his pinnia, I noticed it was even raw in spots around the outer edges of the pinnia and his hair was falling out there. I began to think this was more than ear mites - and determined many characteristics similar to demodectic mange. He has not been showing signs of it itching but drops his ears, especially one that's worse, and just wants to lay around. In consideration that he could have scratched his ears with the hurt toes and spread parasite there, I see how this may have progressed over the past 2 months.
With the scabs and crusty inner part of his ear - how do you recommend treating with the neem oil & the carrier oil? Should I try to get out the debris and remove the scabs before applying the mixture? I greatly appreciate your instructions to handle treating this properly & not fill his ear canal with the mixture. I'm ordering the neem oil and would appreciate hearing what you feel would be the best carrier oil & correct ratio since this isn't just a exterior infected surface. I greatly appreciate your help!
Yes I'd clean out the ears first. You can use warm water and a few drops of lavender mixed in, then dampen a cloth, to keep things clean. Just use the mixture: 1 part neem to 4 parts carrier oil like olive, sweet almond, grape seed oil, mix and apply to all affected parts including in and around ears and allow to soak in. Try a second application a few days later just so you know you got everywhere and it soaked in well as mange mites go deep. Then you can wash off several hours later if needed with mild shampoo only: Oatmeal Pet Wash: amzn.to/3CYUBjw
That will sort out the problem, hair grows back a month later.
@@DanScott1 Thank you for your help. We look forward to reporting back how much better he is after treatment.
@@ritatuten8395 Excellent. Your welcome.
@@DanScott1 Hi, I received the neem oil & followed your directions to treat Max's ears. This morning they looked worse than when I treated with the neem & olive oil. The sores are stabbed and crusted back over worse than when I clean them out to treat him on Saturday. Is this to be expected or could it be something different? He was diagnosed with mange as a puppy from the breeder and we had not seen any mange since using flea treatment that also treated mange. He had a sore paw 2 months ago and this was treated from seeing our vet. I was concerned that maybe he had gotten some of the bacteria in his ear or the mange parasites from his paw. The worst is in ear and the hairs make it not clear to take a picture. The scabs that go to the outer portion of his pinnae can be are visible. The crusting around his ears is where some hair has fallen out. He hasn't shown signs of being itchy and only rubs his nozzle after being treated. Can you give me more advice regarding this? One ear is worse than the other. He isn't himself and seems to be in pain. The vet I've used does more holistic approach than others but she is out of town and 4 weeks behind. I prefer to treat with essential oils or other holistic approaches anyway. Thanks for your advice.
@@ritatuten8395 The neem oil treats mange mites and is kind to skin, that I do know for sure. If you have done two treatments and allowed the oil to soak in, then there are no surviving mange mites. Maybe it gets worse for a while then heals.. unless we are dealing with extra issues. Diet also comes into play here as fresh food is needed to heal from the inside, not just kibble as kibble is not complete nutrition in the real world and therefor leads to many dogs poor skin conditions and mange mites.
You would need to keep the ears clean while improving diet and giving some supplements for gut health as it may be either yeast/allergies or melassezia or both. Is there any yeasty smell to the ears when not treated?
@DanScott Thank you so much for this video. It is the best one I found after watching about 12 videos today. I noticed some small round red dots around my toy Pomeranian today and got concerned. I reached out to my mom who knows a lot about dogs and she said it is mites so I quickly did a search and came across your video.
Is there a way to know for sure if it''s mange? I didn't see any photo samples in your video. What does it look like? I think my dog may have it but not sure. I am trying to avoid a vet trip.
As for the ratio of 1:10, what does it mean? Do you use teaspoons or go by ounces or droppers? As for carrier oil, can it be any kind or are there some that are not safe for dogs? I don't have grape seed but do have fractionated coconut or regular coconut oil, olive, avocado, jojoba, almond, and hemp.
How often should treatment be done? Daily or just once a week?
Hi Liz, yes, this is the treatment that works. Mange mites bury deep into the skin and will nibble hairs away causing a small bald patch to begin with ie nickel size. Or there could be some black waste specs around the hair bases. Some tiny red/orange dots moving on the skin can be mites but really need strong eye glass to see them.
I'd go with 4:1 which is 1 part neem oil to 4 parts carrier oil, any of the ones you mentioned. So that's for example, 1 tsp neem oil to 4tsp carrier oil, mix and apply liberally to affected areas and leave on for a few hours to soak in, then wash off. Run the same protocol 1 week later to be sure you covered all areas. And that's it, no mites and neem is good for skin health too. And it's ok if licked.
No need for vet.
Neem oil: amzn.to/3iV0Igq
Your latest comment does not show, can only read forst part. Sarcoptic mange dogs get from other animals like foxes and it forms bald patcheds that spread outwards. Demodectic mange is inherent in the skin but can 'outbreak' when conditions are bad ie poor health/diet stress etc. That's the essential difference.
Yes humans can get scabies from infected dogs but just use the same neem oil on your own body to get rid of it.
Thank you so much! I'm ordering Neem Oil for my dog now. and I'll go grab your book as well. My dog already eats loads of vegetables every night (carrots, corn, peas, broccoli, cauliflower, along with either chicken or pork or beef in her kibble), so it astounds me that her immune system is still compromised 😕 I hope I can get her healthy again.
Vaccs, vet drugs and commercial pet food additives dont help. Mostly proteins such as eggs, meats, sardines really help and as raw as possible so undercook. I recommend just part cooking and blending the veg for best digestion.
Add a good soil based probiotic: amzn.to/3yoURqU They work best, improve digestion and health.
Yes the book has all the answers: healthydogforlife.com/feed-your-dog-better-book-by-dan-scott/
You'll love the Healthier Kibble Diet.
@@DanScott1 My german shepherd got scabies, we treated him but in process of that my brother got infected too, the rash was pretty bad.
But i think my got affected again. Can we use neem oil, coconut oil and olive oil? If yes what should be the ratio of these? Please guide me on this, will this solution work for scabies too. I really hope it works.
@@DanScott1 I am afraid my little Russian is gonna get affected too. The vet said it never goes away, i dont want to give up on these two. Please let me know and thank you
@@Zahra-py3yn Previous comment replied to with instructions.
@@Zahra-py3yn It does go away with neem oil. Then you just treat again whenever it shows up. Neem is good for the skin too.
@Dan Scott, thank you so much. I tried everything but my German shepherd puppy just kept getting worse. Neem oil is like magic. Just a few short days after I started applying, she got much better, and now about 2 weeks in, she has her full coat back, and it looks shiny and feels healthy. We mixed neem with grape seed oil to dilute it. 1part neem oil / 8 grapeseed oil or 1/10. Perfect solution. Thank you!!
Yes, I love it for anything skin mite/mozzy/ticks/lice. Great for skin health too as you noticed, a win win.
Thanks for sharing your results, helps others, appreciated.
Can you tell me exactly which neem oil and grape seed oil you used
@@carlospalomin1063 Neem oil: amzn.to/3iV0Igq
Coconut oil organic - amzn.to/3RPTXxq
this is a good option too, better than grape seed in some ways.
@@DanScott1thanks for this information. One of my dogs had mange when we rescued her. She still has spots were yeast discharged gathered around her wrist area. I will use the mix you recommended to dislodge it. Wondering what you use as a moisturizer or lotion? Any diy recipes you have to share will be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
@@kimariokiji coconut oil works wonders for my dogs and cat as moisturizer
My dog has spots on her that looks like blackheads with hairlost. It's only on her lower back. After taking her to the vet they tell me she has flea dermatitis, even though I have not seen not one flea on her (or in the house) & she's an indoor dog. This doesn't look like flea dirt bc it's stuck to her skin & flea shampoos does not get rid of it. Im really hoping neem oil works.
Reads like demodectic mange. This will solve that problem but look for it's underlying reason. Could be low quality diet with no fresh food in it. Could be vaccinations issues with auto immune issues, so I recommend zero vaxx. Could be from a current condition sucg as Cushings.
Neem oil: amzn.to/3iV0Igq
Is the 4 to 1 with grapeseed oil safe if my dog licks it?
I just rubbed it in everywhere he has bald spots and his rear legs the hair is scare so I lather his legs up and he keeps wanting to lick it off.
Hello. Great advice! Thank you!
Can I use the neem oil in my 6-year old dog’s ears? This is the main area where she is itching and getting scabs on the inside of her ear (the flap part).
Thank you again.
If it's bugs yes but if it's yeast ie gunky brown wax that's another story and one to do with diet , carbs etc
So, is there also bronzing at the toe nails, in between the toes and maybe coloring the hair around the toes brown/bronze?
Any scratching or biting?
@@DanScott1 Hi Dan, Thank you for getting back to me. She's scratching and biting with some loss of hair. She's shaking her head often. She has a few hairless areas under her front legs with little brown spots, and on her belly, but the hair has been growing back since treating those areas. The biggest concern now is her ears. She does not have wax in her ears but more so a thickening of the skin and flakiness (in her ears). She's also losing some hair on the side of her ear. I have not noticed any bronzing in the areas you mentioned, however, she started limping a little, but that comes and goes - especially after I give her a "treatment" bath with shampoo and apple cider vinegar. I will do a thorough look for bronzing on her paws.
Regarding the neem oil in her ears, I mixed it in with coconut oil and used a cotton swap to rub it on the flap of her ears and squeezed a little to drop into her inner ear. Sir, am I doing this correctly?
Thank you again. :)
@@lojboutreachtrainingcenter3311 Yes that's fine for the ears but no drop in inner ear. Next it's diet and needs fresh food in it, not just kibble. So replace 50% of meal with fresh food options ie canned sardines, veg, eggs, meats etc.
use this soil based probiotic: amzn.to/3yoURqU
Start small and slow.
No vaccs!
Hi thank you so much for the video. Is the neem oil safe to consume in case my dog licks it?
Yes, continues good work on the inside too.
I have 3 dogs. One has always had skin issues but once our newest came in the picture things got worse. She was diagnosed with mange but I was told it was the kind that's not contagious 🤷 I am definitely going to try this! I'm desperate at this point. I have to ask is there extra steps I need to take to treat my home/yard? Can I make a spray with the Neem oil and spray it around the house? Like you would do for fleas?
You can, a bit messy with oil though. You can use DE Diatomaceous Earth Food Grade - amzn.to/3D9KEiR
Spread it all over the ares you want insects gone, leave 24hrs then vacuume up.
here's a video on it: ua-cam.com/video/b9QKBTmgVzw/v-deo.html
The neem as directed in this video gets rid of mange.
how do those of us with low immunity due to stress and some other factors protect ourselves from our dogs with mites, lice etc. when bathing and grooming?
Treat with this remedy from the video: amzn.to/3iV0Igq will kill all you mention whilst being kind to skin.
Can you make the oil from dried, powered neem? Also, could DE diatomaceous earth be used for mites?
Never heard of dried powdered neem. I know there's neem bark powder and the green powdered neem leaf. Yes you can use DE for mites, I made a video on this. Sprinkle a little in the hair by parting it with your hand to show the skin and work over the body, then comb through. Be careful of eyes and breathing in the dust.
@@Fb33EYE thank you...I appreciate your input!
Hi Dan, doctors test report says - METHOD: Tape smear
OBSERVATION :
-Demodectic mange seen along with secondary bacterial invasion
-Neutrophils seen
INTERPRETATION : DEMODECOSIS along with DERMATOPHYTOSIS i have already applied this neem oil mixed with coconut twice , second application day before yesterday however it's not completely gone. There's still crusty skin dandruff flakes on legs, a little on face and neck. I had shaved the chest earlier, it's better. Do i need to do 3rz application as well? I used cold pressed neem oil
So this report is after two applications?
Even if you have killed all signs of mange, there will be left over scabs from mite detritus/infection. That takes another week or two to clear.
If you think you have not cleared the skin effectively 100% all over, go again 2:1 all over, soak in all day, maybe all night too and then wash off with gentle shampoo: Castil Soap: amzn.to/3zJkF0k
When I was a kid in 50's and 60's my dad treated mange with old motor oil and sulfur and it worked. This sounds like a better solution.
Yes, definitely better. Gota work with what you know and whats available though, so I understand your dads options.
How to use motor oil on dogs ?
My dog suffer Fr demotetic mange
I'll try this method thank you very much
Yes it works great for this.
Thanks for this video.
Please, in place of Neem oil which is very difficult to get over here from Amazon, can one use coconut oil and olive oil?
How often do we apply 1-4 ?
Twice a week apart, that's it.
Dan,
I have a one year old bulldog with demodex/demodectic mange. It started with a spot on the leg and now on both legs and it’s moving up and starting to look a bit patchy. Vet recommended bravecto and next guard but want to go the holistic route. I’m switching to fresh food but in the meantime I’m going to do your 1:4 ratio with neem oil. Can I apply it and leave it on until the next day and just re apply it everyday for a week total or should I be washing it off everyday after 3 hours or so with the Castile or oatmeal shampoo? I want to make sure this doesn’t keep spreading. Thanks for your help.
I'd go 3:1, that's 1 part neem oil to 3 parts carrier oil, a 25% solution and work it in all over the dog from head to toe and leave on to soak in all afternoon before washing the dog.
Than I'd follow up with same treatment 1 week later and that's it. No more Mange mites. Hair will grow back in a month or so... and look great with fresh food in the mix.
Well done for stepping up too. Takes no small courage.
Hello! My dog has a couple of small patches on the bridge of her nose. She. Can almost reach the area with her tongue, but not likely... would the 4:1 or 10:1 neem oil be safe to use that close to her eyes/near where she may be able to ingest a little? I would be really careful to only apply it directly on the spots.
No problem with licking it. Just keep out of eyes. 4:1 is fine.
I have a kelpie from a working dog farm he is 12 wk now got him at 10wk no flees but skin issues (the farm was rustic in Australia) I’ve a baited a bit with coconut oil but he’s still scratching a lot I don’t understand mites should I try been oil- he’s on fish oil turmeric & flex seed added to mostly some kibble mince & packaged wet dog food - advice welcome- do I need to sterilise his beds as well
Ah, the Kelpie, my childhood working farm dog, can't say enough good things about them. Yes it will work but 1:10 mix.
Diet wants to be fresh food only ie raw green tripe is best puppy food and raw diet generally. If going kibble, it wants to be at least 50% fresh food.
General diet advice:
If you feed kibble, the best thing to do first is remove 50% of the kibble from the bowl and replace with raw eggs (best) soft boiled (ok) and preferably organic, canned sardines (in plain water with skin & bone intact: 12 Pack Sardines - amzn.to/3vaXrj6), some part cooked and blended veggies like broccoli, kale, green beans, spinach, brussel sprouts, bok choy etc and some meat proteins such as chicken meat, even better.
If not liking to prepare vegetables then these freeze dried greens are antioxidant packed to help protect cells from free radical damage, cellular repair, support immunity, joints, skin issues, heart and eye health: Core Immune CARE Greens: shrsl.com/3uv18
Now your dogs getting live enzymes, probiotics, Omega 3 oils, the highest quality proteins and nutritional assimilation from eggs (100%), and antioxidants, minerals and vitamins from vegetables.
Always add a quality probiotic to improve digestion and gut health: (skin issues/yeast/itchy dogs) use this one: amzn.to/3yoURqU and for all other dogs use this one: shrsl.com/3uv7l
If you want an excellent, VERY low carbohydrate kibble at just 5%, (high carbohydrates cause chronic inflammation, with itchy skin, yeast, poor gut health, ear infection, UTI's and hot spots, and nearly all kibbles are 40+% carbs!).
Ketona has high protein at 47% (dogs thrive on proteins), correct fats at 15% and natural additives, so have a look at Ketona Kibble: healthydogforlife.com/KetonaKibble. I recommend still adding the fresh foods even with the best kibble.
By introducing fresh foods, really lowering carbs use, introducing greens, omega 3's, proteins and a better more suitable kibble, your dog will respond with healing and improved health over the next 12 weeks.
Some must do's:
Zero vaxx once adult (auto immune disease issues rife from over vaccination)
If Rabies is mandatory, use Protect after shots: (Humic & Fulvic acid) amzn.to/33P2P1i
Very low carbs in diet, 10% or less (cause of inflammation, poor gut health and later, cancer)
No vet drugs, there's effective natural alternatives (always!)
Feed a healthier diet with at least 50% fresh food in it.
NO white foods ie white rice, potato, pasta..
Yes, clean beds, bedding after coating the pup up.
What do you think about using Happy Jack mange treatment? I'm nervous to use. Also have a cat in the home
I wouldn't let that stuff anywhere near my dog! Turps and tar oil!!!
Use the neem oil, it's safe (just not on pregnant or lactating bitches). 1 part neem oil to 4 parts carrier oil and your good to go. Not toxic to cats either.
My pup is 3 months old and has demodex mange is it ok to use the neem oil on his hot spots? And is it safe for him to lick?
Yes, fine to use in these cases. Remember to mix the neem oil 1 part neem to 3 parts olive/coconut oil, ie 1tsp neem, 3 tsp olive oil.
Hi Dan. I just found your video. My Jac is 1.5 years old and has been scratching and licking a lot. I noticed he is losing hair around his left eye. I've tried the vet crap and allergy chews but nothing works. What exactly do I do? I've never heard of Neem Oil and what do I mix it with? Is it toxic to dogs if licked? Do I have to put it all over him since he's itchy everywhere or just around his lost hair? And how do I keep it from getting in his eye since that's where he's losing hair? Thanks.
Could be allergies, use low carbs, no vaccines. You mix it 4: 1 with olive or coconut oil ie 1 part neem to 4 parts carrier oil. Slather on all over and as near to eyes as possible. Ok to lick.
The diet wants to be fresh food based?
so am i not able to put the neem on the face? this is the main area that is a problem. please advise! thank you!
Oh yes, no problem, just not in the actual eye balls or the wet nose tip.
You spoke of listing your favorite “mild shampoo”, but I could t find it listed in the description. What is that shampoo?
Castil Soap: amzn.to/3zJkF0k
I make a plastic tub filled with neem oil and hot water then let it cool down and pour it over my dog. I don't rinse it off that way I get the whole body. I will also make a neem/carrier oil mixture to apply on the spots. Thank You ❤
May need a little castil soap in that oil/water mix to blend the neem oil better but great idea. Yes, the spot mix works.
Thank you for this info! ? What can you put on the Face? Have found fleas there, n tried dealing with combing, natural flea bath....etc. and may be a type of mange near ears on face, and you never know if all over.....What can you put on their face, near ears also, around eyes to kill all or kill mange and or fleas etc. ?
Yes, use it around the face, everywhere except in the eyes themselves and perhaps, the nose. Just rub in all round these areas, the dog will be fine.
@@DanScott1 An honor to get a response, thank you!! My dog is 12.2 lbs Maltese shitzu .Want to be careful on how much apply....***Any recommendations on how much, how thick, how to apply, ex/ spray bottle, as little as possible, just enough to get on the skin, comb through, or smoothe on with hands ? Could it also work to leave on for 2-3 days before washing off and or reapplying? I shaved her hair as short as could recently....(has a little more around mouth) Is there any danger in covering her head to toe with this and leaving it on for 2-3 days? (avoiding eyes and nose)
@@bellashalom2201 Mix the neem oil at 1 desert spoon of neem oil to 3 desert spoons of olive or coconut oil. Mix well and lather all over the body head to toe. Should feel a bit oily over the skin and it's the skin rather than the hair you want the oil to soak into. Can leave on for 24hrs and won't need longer to do it's job of soaking into the skin and contacting the mites which will die within 24 hrs. The oil is also good for the skin health.
Wash off with gentle shampoo: Oatmeal Pet Wash: amzn.to/3CYUBjw
Then you can re-apply one week later just to be sure you got all over the skin, and that's it, clear of mites.
It's ok if swallowed, actually helps on the inside.
Smooth on with hands and if any critters in the hair, you can comb through.
I mixed coconut oil and neem oil 9ML coconut oil and 1ml neem oil and put some on a brush then brushed it into the fur. I didn't use much of it should I keep applying if so how often or should the 1 time work? Also once it dries is it safe for the dog if they chew where it was applied? Or should I keep it covered for a certain amount of days?
That's 9:1, you really want 4:1 so it's stronger with neem oil.. it's safe. Might be ok though. Massage it into the skin. Do one more session at 4:1. Yes it's safe to lick/chew.
Do you have any suggestion for Cheyletiella mite infestation on dogs?
Wow! Sometimes I do get tested. This parasite is rare.
Good news is, same cure does the job for them too.
Neem oil: amzn.to/3iV0Igq
1tsp neem to 3tsp olive or coconut oil, mix and spread liberally over ALL infected areas, leave on for the afternoon, wash off in evening with kind shampoo: Castil Soap: amzn.to/3zJkF0k
Good day sir, my dog is experiencing red spots on his paws, neck, belly areas, and on his face, hair is falling off the skin in some parts, some parts get bald too.. Been giving him nexguard but it keeps on coming back after a week or 2.
- If i apply 1:3 ratio to my dog all over his body do i need to wash it off after several hrs?
- Is thier any negative effect if i dont wash it off for more than 24hrs or 2 days?
Please stop the nextguard, it's poison!
No negative efect at all if left on. Can leave on for 24 hours or more if you want. The dog can wash off in the river, hose ect
Run two applications to make sure you got all areas covered.
Thanks for the infos... I'll apply again after 3 days.. Thanks again...
Hi, my 14 year old Tibetan terrier has sore paws and demodec problem through out his whole body. He has had to wear a cone for 8 months and is now being referred to the dermatologist.
Is there anything I can try please? He has had steroids, antibiotics and as you’ve mentioned this will mess him up further. His skins improving with bravecto but his paws remain sore and nails are fungal and falling off.
Would soaking his paws with neem oil help this please? Thanks for the videos.
If there's mites involved this is your treatment. If there's yeast involved, you need to look at diet and supplements. If it's both, then you need both this treatment and a thorough look at diet and supplements.
Generally what happens is low immune system due to poor diet and vet drugs which leads to mange and further health issues.
What you don't need is the vet drugs, the bravecto and the dermatologist... for obvious reasons really.. and they'll never fix what they don't understand is the issue. I already understand the issues just from what you have said above.
I don't know how much this is all costing you but for my very reasonable One to One fee, you could have a nutrition/supplement expert on tap to help fix this the kind way: One to One Dog Health Email Consultation and Support Service: healthydogforlife.com/one-to-one-total-dog-health-service/
In 12 weeks you'll have a different dog Ally.
hello 👋🏼, i have a puppy of 7-8 months he has caught sarcoptic mange from another pup & i wanted to know from what of the oils would you recommend me for my puppy?
Neem oil: amzn.to/3iV0Igq And any carrier oil like sweet almond, virgin olive, grapeseed, coconut oil. Mix 1 part neem oil to 4 parts carrier oil and apply liberally to all affected parts and allow to soak in for several hours and can then wash off if needed with kind shampoo: Oatmeal Pet Wash: amzn.to/3CYUBjw
Can apply a second application a few days later to be sure all areas covered sufficiently as sarcoptic mites bury into the skin and are infectious. Fine if licked.
@@DanScott1 THANK YOU SO MUCH !
@@jenni5967 Your welcome Jenni.
Should I apply the neem oil on my dogs full body if the dry scabby spots are only on her legs? And how long should I leave it on for? Must it be washed off or just left on?
If the problem areas are just the legs then apply there with some margin. Leave on all afternoon to really soak in to get deep to the mites. Wash off in the evening or leave on if not an issue in the house.
Can we use the grapeseed oil that u cook with? I cant find any almond oil. Or can we use coconut oil!??
Either of those is fine.
Is the 4 to 1 with grapeseed oil safe if my dog licks it?
I just rubbed it in everywhere he has bald spots and his rear legs the hair is scare so I lather his legs up and he keeps wanting to lick it off. Need to know asap. Thanks
Yes it's fine.
So after you mix and apply to the dog do you just let it sit or do you let it sit then wash it off?? I have a 6 year old dog about 60 pounds!
If you want to get rid of the oilly hair look/smell, you can wash it off with a gentle shampoo after a couple hours: Oatmeal Pet Wash: amzn.to/3CYUBjw
I have some good neem oil. I Will try.
Excellent, works.
Did this work for you
Hi doc do we have to change the bedding of my dog after scabies treatment
Yes, change and wash everything.
Hi sir, how long I have to keep neme oil on her body, should I give her a bath same day? Can I mix neme oil with coconut oil, please answer, Thank you, God bless you.
Mix 1 part neem oil to 4 parts coconut oil, mix well apply and leave on for several hours. Can wash off with gentle soap.
@@DanScott1 Thank you!
@@naffriyahperera9970 Your welcome.
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What do i do when the problem is my dogs face and neck it was her entire body and i did use the neem oil you recommended. She also has yeast problems she was so bad i at my better judgement took her to the vet that of course gave her antibiotics and all sorts of pills but i gave her yogurt every day to try and help. In one of your videos you said to also give prebiotic what is the bran you recommend my dog is now o year and three months old. She has had a problem since i got her you name it i have tried it and i do mean everything. Please help. One area clears up and another one starts
Start with the gut health, from there most things clear up but this takes time and consistency. Use the above video remedy and application for the face/neck if it's mange.
Yeast problems can be fixed in time, email me for information: danscott (at) healthydogforlife.com
I'll include what you need. Also state current diet/supplements etc
Hi Dan, I recently adopted a 4 month old shih tzu maltese mix and since first few days last month I noticed she was itching a lot so got her to the vet diagnosed with mange got her antibiotics, omega oil pills for dry skin etc, have showered and combed out dried skin but it hasn't improved much. I'm going to follow your advise. We've stopped feeding her dry food and everything containing salt. As a SE Asian with tonnes of tropical food available, we feed her plain steamed rice mixed with natural yogurt we make at home with boiled chicken or hard boiled eggs alternating sometimes with a little butter or ghee is that ok? She also loves eating raw tomatoes, cucumber, water chest nuts, carrots, fruits, potatoes.
Definitely stop the white rice, makes dog itchy, bad for organs. Everything else is fine except potatoes, keep carbs low!
Also start small amounts of raw egg and build up so it's all raw as there's 30% extra nutrition from raw. Mash/crush or blend the veg/fruits to digest better. Replace the carbs with more eggs, meats and canned sardines in water are good to. NO vaccinations going forward either.
Hi Dan,
I have a 5 month old frenchie who was diagnosed with demodex and Vet told me it could have been passed on from mother. My concern was him giving it to my other frenchie who I have at home but so far it doesnt seem like he has gotten it. We he is already on his second shot of Ivermectin but his condition looks a little worse now I am not sure if it takes time or if maybe the medicine isn't helping. I purchased Happy Jack Mange Dip but havent tried it yet. My concern is he will always have to live with it and wont ever get better. Is this even curable? will i have to change his diet?
I've no idea about Ivermectin or that JM dip. However, I do know about this remedy and it works for mange outbreaks, just follow the video instructions (also written in the notes under the video).
So yes, it's curable but you must then focus on the diet being more healthy with fresh food in the mix, so there balance in the skin. And no more vaccs either, that does not help.
for demodectic do i have to wash every day for a week? or just once with a follow up?
Just once with a follow up to get at any areas you missed and to make sure it soaked in deep as these mites bury deep in the skin layers. The oil does soak in well though and kills these mites 100% with any contact.
Hi can you put the oil around your dogs eye dats da onli patches of lost hair I see ????
Yes, no problem. Go as close as you can to get all mites around the eyes.
@@DanScott1 thanks a mill mate 👍
@@shadowhunterspringer4life Your welcome.
How do I use the neem oil as a flea repellent?
You can dab on some neat in the usual places fleas land on the dog. Or you can mix 1tsp neem oil to 4 tsp carrier oil like olive, also add a few drops of eucalyptus oil if needing more pleasant smell. Mix well and apply to neck, belly, general underside, basically everywhere fleas attack. Fleas won't come near or live more than a few hours if touching neem.
Hey doc I’ve applied neem oil on my dog.. the result was awesome she’s getting much better now and her hairs had started growing well but recently I’ve noticed a hairless spot in her front legs .. I’ve asked my vet he said during the treatment some mites may bury deep into the skin .. what to do now should I apply neem oil again on my dog ?
I do advocate a second go to cover any spots missed the first time or did not soak in enough in places to get to the mites. Simply go again and cover any potential missed areas.
@@DanScott1 okay
Thank you so much! I know you talk about vaccine harm a lot. Are there any shots you’d recommend? Or should we avoid all vaccines?
Avoid all vaccines. The best help to a dogs strong immune system is with natural diet.
@@DanScott1 that’s including a rabies shot? Thank you for the answer.
@@Greg-lg3cp All of them 100%! But yes, I know you may have to have that shot by law but do your best NOT to have this poison.
If you do, here's a supplement to help detox from the poisons: amzn.to/33P2P1i
Build to double dose over 1 week.
@Sandy Elisha danscott (at) healthydogforlife.com just mention your handle on YT.
When applying this should I put a cone on my dog to avoid her from licking it?
And what do you think about mixing the nheem oil with shampoo and leaving it on the dog for 15-20 minutes than rinsing?
Apply as I recommend, not with soap. 1tsp neem oil, 3tsp olive oil, mix and apply. Leave on for several hours, then wash off with gentle shampoo.
Licking is no problem.
@@DanScott1 okay thanks, appreciate it. Grape seed oil gets here tomorrow
hi dan just discovered your channel we bought a puppy on the 19 dec 2023 the breeders house smelled highly of ammonia we had troble breathing but we saw the female pup fell in love paid for her an were happy wife too cuddles again after we lost our family dog after 13yrs anyway noticed that she was itching alot so thought it was fleas an went to the vet an the nurse who chipped her gave us wormer and flea treatment anyway the itching continued so back to the vet oh its mange gave us some treatment to squirt on her back we thought great and didnt tell us we could ketch it meh an now we are all itching whole family will this treatment work on humans ? if so whats the ratio of neem and oil oh an we are just today trying it on our dog ?
Congratulations. Yes, works on everyone. Mix the neem oil as 1 part neem oil to 3 parts carrier oil (olive oil/coconut oil/almond oil), mix and apply and leave on all day to soak deep into the skin.
I highly advise natural remedy options and fresh food diet going forward, already your pup has suffered some pretty strong poisons that will have caused gut/immune issues.
@@DanScott1 thankyou dan great advice our puppy is now 17 weeks an clear of the mites an me 2 but very itchy but clear too just want to say a big thankyou to you bless you dan for giving us a natural alternative for treatment a true star ty
@@theseerdark6211 Your most welcome, happy your pup and you are clear so you can get on and enjoy puppy hood.
Hey Dan, my 11 week German Shephered puppy has really bad mange around his eyes and around his muzzle. In the video you said not to put in on the dogs face. How can I treat him?
Just not in the eyes. Get it as close as you can in this case. No problem if licked etc.
Same. Around one eye. How long should we leave it on? Can we rub it on then wash it off with gentle soap soon thereafter?
@@ludicrys01 The rubbing in part is fine but you must leave it to soak in for a few hours as the mites are deep in the skin layer. It's safe if licked/swallowed.
Hi Dr.Dan, I'm hoping you can help me. I can't get my dog into the vet until next Saturday. About a week ago I noticed he was chewing on the back of his hind leg quite a bit and upon inspection I saw it was missing fur and red raw! I put his donut (pillow cone) on right away to stop his suckling/chewing of the leg but unfortunately I cant leave it on him when I work as its a hazard to leave him unattended like that. The next afternoon he has licked all around his pelvis and testicles. It was all red a missing fur and small bumps. I combed through his whole body with my fingers and found small bumps under the skin going up his back and sides & some scabs on his neck where he could scratch with his rear nails. I called out of work for a week and have been monitoring him 24/7. Did an aloe/oatmeal/hypoallergenic bath. My first thought was that he had an allergic reaction or skin infection. Idk if you have heard of Fiskes Skin & Wound Salve, but it is safe to use on horse and hound and helps heal or prevent skin infections from open wounds. Since he had some small raw bumps i applied that salve to his entire affected areas and spot treated his back/neck. He goes through waves between naps where he doesnt try to lick at all and other times where he will still try to lick at his leg despite the donut cone. Luckily since Ive been monitoring him he hasnt been able to lick like before and the raw bumps on his private parts have either scabbed over or the scabs have already fallen off and skin healed. I know this isnt a cure but I'm just wondering if this issue sounds like sarcoptic mites to you? Unfortunately he has been on meloxadin for 2 years now. he only gets it once every 72hours because it is hard on the kidneys. He has severe arthritis and a medical condition where his throat muscles tighten up causing breathing attacks if he doesnt get the meloxadin every 3 days. I know vet drugs can be dangerous and cause a lot of harm down the road (like kidney failure) but i was always told quality over quantity when it comes to the dogs health and i never knew what my other options were. I just wanted to help him. Now I'm paranoid this skin issue is linked to something more serious like cancer, kidney failure, etc. 😔
I dont think its mange unless hair is coming out in small patches. Difficult to figure out without history. Whats the diet?
hello sir, please can you tell me will there be any problem if my dog licks neem oil??
None.
thank you so much for replying sir :)@@DanScott1
@@suchismitabagchi4586 Your welcome.
My 3 month old Pitt 27 lb pup has Demodex mange - it’s from head to toe. I feel so bad. I’ve purchased 100% Neem oil cold pressed and 100% Pompeian 100% Grapeseed Oil, Light and Subtle Flavor.. Both from Amazon.. I’m awaiting my 2nd oil to come in. I hope this helps. Any tips highly Recommend! Please and thank you much!
Do I leave on for about 20 minutes and wash off with water?
@@Brooklynbaby230 Mix 1/4 as neem oil and 3/4 as grape seed oil, mix well and slather all over the dog from tip to toe. Leave on all afternoon to soak into the skin. Wash off later that evening. Do it all again one week later, remember ears, around eyes (not in eye though) on penis, butt etc.
It's a bit garlicy/nutty smelling but no big deal.
After this you must look at diet and adding more fresh foods into the mix. Raw eggs, canned sardines in water and part cooked and blended veggies and some soil based probiotics to add to meals: amzn.to/3yoURqU
Start at half dose, build up from there.
@@DanScott1 Thank you so much! Much appreciated!
@@Brooklynbaby230 Your welcome.
Hello. How often it has to be treated, talking like period time. Thank you.
Only when the dog gets the mange. You treat once, then wait a week and treat again, then finished. Leave on for a few hours.
@@DanScott1 Thank you.
@@bghancock84 Your welcome Simon.
Coconut oil work as carrier oil?
Yes.
I'm sure our Lab has sarcoptic mange, but I'm having trouble deciding how much of the mixture it will take to cover his entire body since he is so big. I don't know how much neem oil and carrier oil I need to buy. I have no choice but to have it shipped, so I don't want to get too little. I need to have the right amount to do the treatment in one shot. If I buy too much, how long will it keep? Any suggestions would be very appreciated.
One bottle should do it. Mix 1 part neem oil to 4 parts carrier oil, mix well and apply all over librally (all parts, ear tips, groin etc) if one application and let soak in for a few hours to get to the mange mites deep under the skin. Neem oil keeps for years! Keep in the dark at room temperature. Solidifies under 25C (75F), so warm up.
@@DanScott1
Thanks for the help. He certainly will be done well on all parts from inside his ears to between his toes. Of course, I'll be very careful around his eyes and mouth. Now that I know it keeps for years I won't be concerned about buying too much and throwing it out in the end.
@@trenchantsometimes5149 Your welcome. Just keep in dark cool place.
@@DanScott1
Thank you. I have a closet that stays on the cool side so I'll keep it there.
@@trenchantsometimes5149 Your welcome. Goes a little hard like coconut oil under 75F. Just warm up to use.
Dan, thankyou for this video. Alot of people say that neem oil smells really yukky . Hahahaa. Can i add essential oils to the neem oil and carrier oil? if so, which would you suggest? My young girl is super itchy, despite flea treatment and a good food source, so we think her issue is environmental. We hope to try your neem oil remedy,as we dont want to use convential veterinary treatments, Thankyou in advance for your knowledge .
Two drops of Lavender. Diet is key here, thats the focus going forward. Fresh food 50:50. Get off the carbs and slowly introduce proteins: meats, eggs, canned sardines.
Dan thankyou so much for your reply, it is very appreciated. She is already on grain free, raw bones etc,so i will follow your advise and go that bit further and introduce more meat and im sure she will enjoy tinned sardines. Im glad i can add lavendar oil. Best wishes,@@DanScott1
@@christinaward161 Your welcome, add eggs too and cut back on the grain free as it's still carb heavy.
so grateful thankyou .@@DanScott1
I have been using the neem oil with grape seed oil and it is helping but my dogs loves to lick it sense grapes are dangerous for dogs what about grape seed oil?
Zero issue from the seed oil and neem has internal benefits too. Just not useful around pregnant or whelping bitches.