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How is Staph hypersensitivity treated?

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How is Staph hypersensitivity treated?

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Treatment begins the same as for Staph dermatitis: oral antibiotics, medicated shampooing, and whatever is necessary to stop the itching. However, long-term control is best achieved with Staph bacterin. Staph bacterin is a solution of killed Staph bacteria that is injected into the dog in very tiny amounts. This is an attempt to reprogram the dogs immune system so it does not over-react to its own bacteria. The use of Staph bacterin begins as a series of daily injections into the layers of the skin. After the initial series is completed, the injections are given subcutaneously (just below the skin) on an interval of every 3-4 days to every 2 weeks. Since this is an ongoing treatment, it is done by you at home. I have never given injections so I dont think that I can do this. It is much easier than you think. We can teach most people to give the injections in just a few minutes. Dont decide that you cannot do this until we show you the technique. However, if after seeing the technique y

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