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Is your pet constantly scratching and chewing at its fur? Is fur falling out and leaving big ugly patches of raw red skin? Are these inflamed spots getting bigger and driving your pet nuts?
Don't Let This Happen to Your Pet!!!
Mange is a nasty relentless infestation that makes animal suffer needlessly. Just imagine nearly invisible bugs burrowing under your skin, feeding and breeding and laying eggs in an unending vicious cycle of itchy agony. Now imagine not being able to ask for help. That's exactly what's happening to your pet if it has mange symptoms! Pets can't call out to you to tell you how horrible this feels. It's the responsibility of the people who love their pets to relieve them from this mange agony.
Don't gamble with your pet's well-being by relying on harsh "solutions" with DANGEROUS chemicals. Heal ravaged skin & cure mange now. Our Guaranteed and efficient topical Natural Mange Medicine is the solution!
About Mange
If your pet is experiencing any of the dog mange symptoms or cat mange symptoms listed below, chances are your pet has Mange:
- Tired or lethargic
- Red, irritated or raw inflamed skin
- Losing hair in certain areas (hot spots)
- Scratching or biting a lot
- Eating Less
- Not sleeping and keeping you up at night
- Septic smell, caused by infection
There are 4 different main types of Mange:
- Demodectic (Red Mange, Demo Mange, Demodex, Puppy Mange)
- Sarcoptic - HIGHLY CONTAGIOUS
- Notoedric (Cat Mange) - HIGHLY CONTAGIOUS
- Cheyletiella (Walking Dandruff) - HIGHLY CONTAGIOUS
In order to properly treat your pet, it is very important that you understand the differences between these types dog mange symptoms or cat mange symptoms. You need a mange spray that will work for your pet. We have a mange medicine to kill mange -- guaranteed!
Notoedric Mange: This is a very scaly skin disease and it usually starts in the ears, or around the ear region of the body and it can spread very fast if it is not quickly treated. This type of mange can be spread between many pets such as rabbits, cats and dogs, but it can also be spread to humans as well, in the form of scabies. Since this type of mange is most frequent in cats, however, it is sometimes referred to as cat mange or feline scabies.
Sarcoptic Mange: This skin disease is incredibly itchy, and because it is so common in dogs, it is sometimes referred to as canine scabies. As a general rule, the mange mites usually burrow in the areas of the body which have no fur, such as the abdomen and the elbows. Although this is a disease common to dogs, it can be spread to both cats and humans, but the affects do not usually last for very long with these species. In dogs, the burrowing affects can be very severe and can lead to infection of the sore areas if not promptly and correctly treated.
Demodectic Mange: The mites of the demodectic mange seriously affect the hair follicles and can be very, very itchy. This is a hard type of mange to cure, especially once it has spread to the rest of the body. You may find, however, dogs can have this type of mange for a long time before you notice any real symptoms, as the mites do not generally cause a real problem at first. Demodectic mange cannot be spread to any other animals, but a pregnant dog can spread the disease to her pups, so it is best to have them checked if this is the case.
Demodectic mange is also often referred to as Demo mange, red mange, red fox mange, fox mange, or seven year itch.
The equivalent of mange in humans is Scabies.
Does My Pet Have Mange?
Most diagnoses are based on spotting the symptoms of the mange mite burrowing into the skin or hair follicles rather than catching a sighting of a mite itself. The mites are tiny and cannot normally be seen by the naked eye, so this can make diagnosis rather difficult, although there are ways around this. 
What Does Pet Mange Look Like?
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A skin scraping of the areas believed to be where the mange mites are, can show some indications of mange in your pet. However, if the mites have burrowed further down than the skin scraping goes, the sample will not show any evidence of mites on the pet. Once the sample has been taken, it will need to be closely analyzed and inspected under a microscope to determine any infection caused by the burrowing, and also to check if any mites are actually present on the animal.
A skin inspection will also need to have taken place, by taking a closer look at the areas in which mites or their symptoms are normally found, to see if there is any sign of wounds that could be caused by mites. These areas include the ears, abdomen, and leg joints.
There is another type of diagnosis that can be performed for dogs and is commonly called the "Pedal-Pinna Reflex" Despite its complicated sounding name, it is actually very simple. By stimulating and lightly scratches the animal's ear to see if it will raise one of his or hers hind leg to scratch the area. If done correctly, this can give a correct diagnosis of mites and mange in 95% of all cases.
There are some pretty basic symptoms you can look for if you think your pet has mange. These include any hair loss in unusual places on the body, inflammation of the skin, and also broken or infected skin due to constant scratching resulting from the intense itch caused by the mites burrowing, feeding, and breeding on and in the animal's skin. Also, in moderate to severe cases of mange, while the mites are nearly impossible to see, the evidence of their activity is visible to the naked eye. The image to the left clearly shows the hair loss and mites' burrows zigzagging across a dog's skin.
One thing is for sure, if your cat or dog has mange, you need a mange medicine right away. Fortunately, our mange treatment which includes our mange spray will work for your pet. Our formulas are gentle enough for any size cat or dog, but stong enough to eliminate mange.
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Treatment of Mange
More severe cases of mange will also use our Medicated Pet Wash in addition to Mange Spray Treatment and Sulfinex (Medicated Mange Cream). These agents may be used once or twice or week and will be accompanied by regular applications of Healing Gel or Spray. The treatment should continue several weeks after symptoms stop, and the skin has healed and/or hair has started to regrow. Pets'BestRx Mighty Vites may accompany the treatment to ensure the pet is getting the proper vitamins and minerals it needs.
What our Mange Complete System can do for your pet:
- Works remarkably Fast on the first application
- Penetrates Deep to get rid of mange at the source
- Treats the skin
- Prevents Mange from spreading
- Attacks the infection head-on
- Simple to use
- No Pesticides
- Treats the environment safely (home, kennel or pet's dwelling)
Pets with mange need to be isolated away from other pets so that the infestation cannot be further spread. Bedding will need to be taken away from the pet as well and it has to be thoroughly cleaned with Disinfectant Spray or Xtreme Cleen. Do not reintroduce the bedding, toys or any other items that the pet usually uses until the infestation has been contained and treated. If re-infection occurs or the pet is not treated, the bed cleaning will have to be repeated again and again until the pet is mange-free.
Treatment of mange will very much depend on the severity of the case, the type of mange that your pet has, and also the breed of your pet. It can also depend on the personal preferences of the owner and severity of the infestation and/or presence of skin infections on the pet, due to constant scratching.
Minor cases of mange can be treated with Sulfinex and Mange Treatment Spray which contain oils and agents to specifically treat mange on animals. This Mange Spray it gentle on the skin and tough on Mange. If an infection has been caused by the pets scratching or the burrowing action of the mites then Healing & Protection Spray or Healing Gel may accompany any treatment to ensure that the infection doesn't spread or cause any more undue pain or discomfort for the pet.
Treatment depends on severity, preferences of owner, type of mange and species of pet.
Your pet's immune system is the key to controlling future demodectic outbreaks. Our Maximum Strength Mighty Vites are specially-formulated to strengthen your pets immune system and improving your pets resistance. Your pet's immune system has probably been compromised as a result of infection, strong medication (Antibiotics, Ivermectin, Mitaban Dips) that haven't worked combined with a lack of good health to begin with.
Pets'BestRx Mange Treatments includes Mange Treatment Spray, Sulfinex Cream, Medicated Pet Wash, and Mighty Vites. All of these Mange Medicine products together will help eliminate Mange completely.
 Pets may need to be quarantined or isolated for the duration of the treatment. While quarantined it is important to continue mange treatment with the Mange medicine.
Household furnishings and pets bedding must be cleaned with Disinfectant Spray or Xtreme Cleen to prevent re-infestation from their environment.
But wait! It doesn't stop there! If you order TODAY ONLY we will also provide you with our eBook to ensure your pet's mange problem is a thing of the past. This eBook is filled with everything you will need to know about mange to get rid of it for good including a unique one-of-a-kind regimen for treating you and your pet's environment as well.
Looking for Mitactin Mange Spray?
Due to confusion caused by our Pets'BestRx Mitactin (for Pets) and All Stop Mitactin (for People), we've decided to change the name of Pets'BestRx Mitactin Mange Spray to Pets'BestRx Mange Treatment Spray.
This change affects the product name only. The product itself is identical to the Pets'BestRx Mitactin Mange Spray in all other aspects. You may notice this change may affect product labeling, advertising, websites, and print materials.
WARNING:
Many Prescription Mange Medicine Treatments may be TOXIC to your pet
IVERMECTIN is a broad spectrum anti-parasitic medication generally used for livestock and horses. While it is licensed for use in dogs and cats as a heart worm preventative and topical ear therapy, it is NOT FDA approved for the treatment of mange. However, it is often prescribed for such treatments. Normally, in small doses, Ivermectin has little to no side effects; however, the dosage necessary for treatment of mange causes issues, especially in certain breeds of dogs including Collies, Shetland sheepdogs, Australian shepherds, Old English sheepdogs and other herding breeds.
MITABAN is a brand name parasitical drug used for the treatment of mange. The active ingredient in Mitaban is Amitraz. The mechanism of action for amitraz is currently unknown; however, the most current data available suggests that the drug may actually act on the central nervous system of the animals. The Mitaban treatments last 2-3 months, with dips every two weeks. Generally, dips must be given by a veterinarian and the cure rate on the recommended dose is approximately 60%. Dogs not cured by the recommended dose have been given up to 5 times the recommended dose in order to increase the cure rate up to 85%. These excessive Mitaban dosages have resulted in respiratory failure, cancer and general immune system failure.
Many times, our customers have come to us because their pet's condition has either not improved/ worsened, or they just don't want to risk their pet's health on a treatment that might not work. Even if the prescribed mange treatment does cure red mange or cure sarcoptic mange problems, what was the cost? Not only are these animal mange medicine treatments expensive, but you are actually be putting your pet at risk.
Customer Success Stories
Learn how Boomer goes from being abandoned, starving & having the Worst Case of Sarcoptic Mange to a very Happy, Healthy Playful Pup! Thanks to Pets'BestRx!
 Boomer was found abandoned on the side of a country road by a Pets'BestRx employee. It was raining and he was curled up next to his little dog porter; he couldn't even lay in it because it was full of water. He was in very poor shape, starving, suffering from malnutrition, had Sarcoptic mange over 85% of his body and he had a severe bacteria infection with many open bloody sores due to severe scratching. He needed a cure for sarcoptic mange immediately. Luckily for Boomer, Pets'BestRx knew what to do! Read more
Gizmo's Vet Couldn't Treat His Demodectic Mange with Ivomec Learn How Pets'BestRx Did The Job!
 "Gizmo's condition of generalized demodectic mange was severely worsening, even after almost 3 weeks of treatment with Ivomec. The vet was going to put him on an alternative medication for mange, very costly medication that would require Gizmo to get shots regularly, since the Ivomec did not seem to be working. I didn't want to do that to him so I looked online for more information on alternative treatments and found Pets'BestRx . Now he's all better. It's really a shame that more people don't know about Pets'BestRx because it could save a lot of suffering for and pets and money for the Pet owner." Read more
Poppy the Rescue Dog Gets Great Relief From Her Terrible Demo Mange with Pets'BestRx!
 "We have been fighting to keep my rescue dog alive for about a year now. She was heavily infested with Demo mange. I tried 3 vets -- each of them put her on different medicated mange medicine, which was very costly. There were also many health risks to Poppy and this left me feeling guilty when none of the drugs/injections/dips, etc., worked. I did some research on the net and wanted a natural mange treatment; then discovered your product -- I had nothing to lose, so I ordered some. I have been keeping a video diary so I will be able to show the outstanding results your product gave! She has cooler skin with no more bloody scabs and is even getting hair back again .I've never seen her so happy!"- Samantha, Auckland NZ Read more
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About PetsBestRx
A Message from the Founder and President:
At PetsBestRx, we put special emphasis on the importance of what we consider to be our most valuable resource -- your pets, our Customer. Over the years, this approach has proven to be the formula for our success.
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We have established a reputation for reliable, on-time deliveries, high quality products with regimens that give you the results we say they will with friendly, efficient service. PetsBestRx has the solid experience customers demand and a strong team that is committed to providing the best service, quality and customers satisfaction.
We market medicinal skin Care products for pets and we're recognized as a global leader worldwide in treating a broad range of skin ailments for pets. Our pet line of products treat Mange, Ear Mites, Pet Ringworm, Pet Staph, Pet Skin Conditions and much more...
We pride ourselves in the fact that we are not like most companies -- Your pet's health and well being is our primary concern, we just don't sell you pet skin products and leave you on your own to figure it out. At PetsBestRx, the "P" stands for "Proud Proven". We are an established company that you can trust and we back our products with a full guarantee.
Let us begin helping you today! Our Guarantee
We are so confident that our Natural Mange treatment is the BEST choice for your pet that we are going to give you our 30-Day Money Back Guarantee.
All we ask is that you make an honest effort to use our products as directed by contacting a customer service professional within 7 days of receipt if you are not seeing a noticeable improvement. This will allow us to give you additional assistance to make a change in your regimen. If you are still not satisfied with our products, then its FREE!.
For more information on returns, please read our Company Policy. FAQ's--Frequently Asked Questions
Will your mange medicine products burn the skin?
All of our mange medicine products are completely safe and nontoxic and will not burn your pet's skin when treating. You can use your hands for application of the mange medicine products to your pet and these products will not burn your skin or your pets.
Will the mange mites die on their own without treatment?
No. Mange mites will not die if left untreated. In fact, results will be just the opposite. MANGE will only worsen if left untreated. If you do not treat your pet and their environment you will continue to see extreme hair loss, infection and inflammation. The only way to get rid of mange is a full mange medicine treatment.
Why was my new littler of puppies or kittens born with mange?
New puppies or kittens can be born with mange mites if the mother of the litter has mange. In fact, demodectic mange is only spread from the mother to its litter. This is an unending cycle, and animals with demo mange should not be bred.
Why is the Mitaban dip not effective?
The Mitaban dips for mange mites use an active ingredient called Amitraz. The mechanism of action for Amitraz is currently unknown, but the most current data suggests it attacks the central nervous system of the animal. Mitaban treatments last 2 to 3 months with dips every two weeks.
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Pet Mange ArticlesPrevention of Mange
One of the most basic preventative measures of mange is to keep your pet away from other pets that already have mange or the mites that cause it. Also, keep your pet away from stray animals such as dogs or cats, wild animals and areas where infested animals have been. This is more common sense than anything, but it is amazing how many pet owners do not follow these simple guidelines.
Proper care for your pet will ensure that it doesn't get mange and this should be followed by high standards of hygiene, with all the family and not just your pets. There are some types of mange mites that can affect both humans and pets and these are more easily spread. Undernourished pets have more of a risk of contracting mange as do animals that are not cared for properly by their owners. Pets can also contract mange from mothers during birth so if a mother is known to have mange, the litter should be tested and treated as soon as possible.
Here is a quick summary of prevention:
- Keep your pet away from infested animals and stray or wild animals that are more likely to have mange.
- Healthier pets are less likely to be affected by mange, so care for your pet should be of the highest standards and should be well fed and taken to the Vet for regular checkups.
- Treat young animals as soon as possible if the mother has been reported to have mange to prevent further damage and also infestation to other animals.
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