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Old 12-07-2009, 04:32 PM
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Hair loss

My poor little Pippa is losing her hair Just in a small strip along her back starting from the point that the vet rubbed on a 'spot-on' flea & worming product. I specifically asked the vet if this would happen (someone I know used a spot-on treatment & the same happened to her pup but she admittedly bought the incorrect treatment) & she assured me that it wouldn't!! Needless to say I'm changing vets as I'm not happy
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Old 12-07-2009, 05:55 PM
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Re: Hair loss

I know a yorkie that went completely bald over the back after being treated with frontline. Some individuals are just susceptible and react this way, it's unusual but it doesn't mean the treatment was wrong or the vet is at fault.
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Re: Hair loss

I wouldn't be so upset over it if my vet had warned me it could happen - but she said there was no way that it could!
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