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Posted by Leo on March 03, 2002 at 20:31:11:

I have a pure bred Cockerspaniel that was great for her first year as a puppy. Now she has totally become an animal that just scratches at her body twenty four seven. Been to all of the vets, there are no parasites. Some say alergies - but nothing seems to have made any kind of a difference. Her skin does'nt even remotely appear irritated. She's driving herself and everyone around her insane. The vets have all had her on Cortizone treatments that block the scratching briefly and then the treatments are done and she's back at it again. Tried changing her diet many times over, nothing at all has helped. Its no way to live. My next step is to have her put to sleep at only six years old. If you know of anything at all like this, please help us. Thanks, Leo

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: I have a pure bred Cockerspaniel that was great for her first year as a puppy. Now she has totally become an animal that just scratches at her body twenty four seven. Been to all of the vets, there are no parasites. Some say alergies - but nothing seems to have made any kind of a difference. Her skin does'nt even remotely appear irritated. She's driving herself and everyone around her insane. The vets have all had her on Cortizone treatments that block the scratching briefly and then the treatments are done and she's back at it again. Tried changing her diet many times over, nothing at all has helped. Its no way to live. My next step is to have her put to sleep at only six years old. If you know of anything at all like this, please help us. Thanks, Leo

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