Bully Ringworm Fungus Basic Bundle

Ringworm is not a worm, it is a fungus, and the part owners underestimate is not the dog. It is the house. An infected dog sheds spores onto bedding, carpet, the sofa, the car and the hands of everyone who pets her, and those spores stay viable in the environment for months.

It behaves like glitter at a child’s birthday party. The party is over in an hour, and you are still finding glitter in June. That is why treating the dog and ignoring the house is how households end up passing it round for a season, and why ringworm is one of the few skin problems where the vacuum cleaner and the washing machine are part of the treatment plan.

What is in this one, and who it suits. Three antifungal topicals, aimed at reducing what is on the coat and therefore what is going into your home. The Yeasty Bully Antiseptic Shampoo is the whole-dog bath with ketoconazole and chlorhexidine, the No-Rinse Gel covers the days between baths and the dogs who cannot be bathed often, and the Yeasty Bully Antiseptic Hot Spot Spray is for the individual patch. This is the starter kit, and it belongs alongside a veterinary diagnosis rather than instead of one.

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If the skin is also dry, flaky or allergic, the Ringworm Essential Bundle adds barrier support from the inside. The Ultimate Bundle goes further for the dog who picks up every skin problem going. Background reading: fungal and yeast infection in bulldogs. All of our bundles cost less than the same products bought separately.

Important: this page is educational and is not a diagnosis or a treatment plan for your own bulldog. Ringworm should be confirmed by your veterinarian, it can spread to people and other pets in the household, and most cases need treatment prescribed by your vet. Topical products may support that plan, they do not replace it.