Ringworm Remedies
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[YEA] 07/16/2006: KJ from Canada writes: "My family is HUGE on holistic healing and my sister in law told me to use this. There is also a company that sells a remedy shampoo made from tea tree oil that is for pets. Tea Tree Oil soap for humans will prevent the human using it from getting ringworm."
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[YEA] 10/06/2007: chris from killeen, texas writes: "my pitbull had ringworm, i tried apple cider vinegar, and motor oil, neither one worked. i went and got some tough actin tinactin and that knocked infection out in about a week flat. try it out, it did wonders."
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[YEA] 08/09/2007: Peter from Barnstaple, Devon, England writes: "i read in an old veterinary dictionary to use washing soda in warm water (10% solution) on a dog with ringworm (clip hair off first). Rinse off thoroughly after 3 or 4 minutes. It works! next day rashes are dry, and heal rapidly."
EC: Washing Soda (aka Sal Soda or Sodium Carbonate) is found it in the detergent section of grocery stores. It removes oil, grease, and alcohol stains.
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