by: Mike

i do not know if it will help you out but look into Diatomaceous Earth Food Grade. It can be used on a rotation 3 weeks on 3 weeks off, it is also a natural dewormer. I use it myself and have used it on my dogs before. Look it up do some research and see if it might help out your two girls.

by: Anonymous

Try googling Alopecia X. Also, consider consultation with a board certified veterinary dermatologist. This is a specialist with rigorous training beyond that required for the DVM.

by: Rita Rail

Sounds like Cushing’s disease to me. My 6 yr.old Pom has this but not to this stage yet. She is on medications capsules every second day and is very well. I hope yours improves.

by: Rita Rail Rita Rail Anonymous

I thought I should discuss this further with you as you have not advised us of any the conclusion of this problem. I will explain Cushing’s disease to you. This can happen at a very young age. My Pom was only five years old. usually they are older but because she is so young, I have been advised that she will probably live the span of life allotted to a Pom. She is finally on a low dosage of medication costing me $33.00 monthly. A capsule every second day after determining her condition. She is lively with a good appetite and is her normal self. The problem was diagnosed early during her annual blood tests only. This disease is terminal. I will be looking for the hair loss and the darkening of skin eventually. Presently, the only outward sign she has is that she is urinating quite a lot. I can deal with that using larger potty pads. RR