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So… what IS a hot spot, anyway?
Hot spots, also called acute moist dermatitis, are red, irritated, often moist patches of skin that can seem to appear out of nowhere, and they can get worse FAST.
They often start with something that irritates the skin, like allergies, insect bites, moisture, parasites, or a small scratch. Your pet starts licking, chewing, or scratching the area, which causes even more irritation.
And then the cycle begins:
Itch → lick → irritation → more itching → repeat.
Hot spots are especially common when it’s warm and humid, or when moisture gets trapped in a thick coat after swimming or bathing.
Keep an eye out for redness, moist or raw skin, hair loss, excessive licking, or an area that seems to be spreading.
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From repairs and maintenance to new projects around the farm, we’ve got the fencing essentials you need to get the job done. Whether you’re working on livestock fencing, pasture improvements, or replacing worn materials, we’re here to help you find the right supplies.
Stop by today and stock up on the fencing products you need to keep your farm moving forward.
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Purina® Layena® +Omega-3 16% Layer Hen Feed is specially formulated for laying hens with the nutrients they need for consistent egg production, strong shells, vibrant yolks, and overall flock health. It also features the Flock Strong™ System with probiotics, prebiotics, and antioxidants to support immune and gut health.
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