What is glover mange?
Glover mange is a term used when the mange appears dry, patchy and flaky. The skin around the affected areas will be dry and flaky and may or may not have pustules from the mange mites. This is a term...
View ArticleWhat is demodectic pododermatitis?
Demodectic pododermatitis is a form of mange mites only in the pet’s feet. It usually occurs during an unsuccessful treatment for mange in which the mites last resort to survive is to inhabit the feet...
View ArticleHow can I tell if my pet is getting better from using your mange products?
Normally you will be able to tell some relief in itching within the first hour after treatment for mange mites. The length of the mange mite treatment depends on the severity of the mange case. You...
View ArticleHow old does my pet have to be to use your products?
All of our mange products are completely safe, nontoxic and effective. If your pet is under the age of four weeks old then you should consult your veterinarian before you being any mange treatment. If...
View ArticleAre mange dips successful?
Mange dips are known to be a successful treatment on a case by case basis. However, many forms of mange mite dips are highly toxic to animals because they contain a high level of mitacides. These can...
View ArticleDo I need to treat all of my pets even if they don’t have symptoms?
Only the affected animals need to receive the complete mange mite treatment and regimen. However, it is recommended treating any environment shared by you, your family or other animals with the...
View ArticleHow long can mange mites live off of my pet?
Mange mites can survive without a host for up to 10 days before they must return for another blood meal. It is crucial to treat your pet’s environment for mange mites so they don’t become re-infested...
View ArticleWhy don’t any of my other pets have mange symptoms?
Not all forms of mange mites are contagious. Other pets may not show symptoms of mange if the infected pet has demodectic mange, as this form of mange can only be passed from the mother to its litter....
View ArticleAre mange mites transparent?
Mange mites are not transparent. However you cannot see the pet mites with the naked eyes. Sometimes your pet’s skin will have black marks or black patches of skin. This is due to the feces and...
View Articlewill my dog or cat’s fur ever grow back after treating for mange?
If the mange condition is treated properly, the skin will begin to repair itself and your pet’s fur will grow back.In extreme cases of mange mites it is possible some areas of your pet’s skin may take...
View ArticleWhy are mange symptoms so stressful to my pet?
Mange is extremely stressful to your pet’s system physically, mentally and emotionally because of the nature of the disease. The mange mites burrow under the skin causing extreme itching and...
View ArticleWhat is glover mange?
Glover mange is a term used when the mange appears dry, patchy and flaky. The skin around the affected areas will be dry and flaky and may or may not have pustules from the mange mites. This is a term...
View ArticleDo I have to use the spray and cream all over my pet’s body for mange?
Our Mange treatment regimen suggests the treatment only be applied to the mange affected areas of skin. If you are using the mange products all over the body you can cause the skin to become irritated....
View ArticleAre your mange products FDA approved?
Our PetsBestRx Mange Products are produced in our FDA approved labs and are completely FDA compliant. Our environmental products are not required to be registered with the EPA because our products are...
View ArticleHow will your Mighty Vites help my pet with mange?
Our PetsBestRx Mighty Vites work to boost your pet’s immune system. In cases of demodectic mange the immune system is lowered making mange symptoms appear on the body. This product would help the...
View ArticleWhat is demodectic pododermatitis?
Demodectic pododermatitis is a form of mange mites only in the pet’s feet. It usually occurs during an unsuccessful treatment for mange in which the mites last resort to survive is to inhabit the feet...
View ArticleHow long can mange mites live off of my pet?
Mange mites can survive without a host for up to 10 days before they must return for another blood meal. It is crucial to treat your pet’s environment for mange mites so they don’t become re-infested...
View ArticleWhat is red mange?
Red Mange is another name for Demodectic Mange. It is common in newly born puppies that inherit the disease from their mother. It resembles rug burn when the puppies are born, hence “red mange.”...
View ArticleHow old does my pet have to be to use your products?
All of our mange products are completely safe, nontoxic and effective. If your pet is under the age of four weeks old then you should consult your veterinarian before you being any mange treatment. If...
View ArticleAre your products safe to use on puppies with mange?
Our PetsBestRx products are recommended to be used on animals four weeks in age and up. Our mange mite products should not be used on animals that are pregnant or nursing.Yes, all of our products are...
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