A mite’s motive is to imbed itself into the skin at a depth ranging from three to five layers, and then launch devastation upon the follicles of the hair...

If your dog has mange, you will know it right away For starters, it would scratch a lot and become irritated...

If you suspect that your dog is suffering from mange, you should do something about it immediately As a responsible pet owner, you cannot just leave your dog to the mercy of these microscopic parasites that could thrive, duplicate, and infest the skin and hair of your dog...

If you still don't know what worse skin disease can hit your dog, try to look up the one called mange in every pet book you know...

The gameplan of the mite is to burrow 3-5 layers deep and attack the hair follicles Dogs with demodetic mites will experience major hair loss and lowered immune systems...

If your dog sheds a lot it does not necessarily denote ill health Dogs that spend a lot of their time indoors are exposed to electric lights and central heat and air which can throw off their normal shedding schedule that nature built in...