Mange is a common skin condition in strays or neglected dogs and puppies. Dogs with severe mange, like Murphy, Ziggy, Judy, and many others, appear beyond hope - hairless, with skin covered in sores or thickened, hard, crusty patches. Some people have commented on our past videos about dogs with mange that it looks like the dog has turned into stone. It’s a horrible, painful condition, and what makes it even more sad is that it’s so easy to treat. We use a tablet called Bravecto to treat mange,

Ever seen a deer looking rough with patchy fur and crusty skin? That’s likely mange—a condition caused by tiny mites that burrow under the skin of animals. The result can be irritation, hair loss, and gnarly-looking scabs. The mites spread from deer to deer through close contact, but healthy deer often fend it off better than others. For deer, this isn’t just a bad hair day. Without their thick fur, they may struggle to stay warm and fight off infections. In many mild cases, however, deer often