The cost of treatment will depend on both the type and severity of the condition. For instance, Sarcoptic mange (aka scabies) can typically be handled with a combination of medicated dips, creams and oral medication that can cost between $100 and $300 dollars. For the more serious type of mange, known as Demodectic mange, your veterinarian is likely to prescribe a mixture of medications and creams, and potentially immunotherapy, which can cost between $300 and $1,100.

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Hey! Bravecto works great at getting rid of Mange. I hope this helps! Dr. Lindsay Butzer

Demodex is usually not super itchy, so I worry that something else is going on (Sarcoptic mange, allergies, pyoderma, etc.) - all of these are treated differently, so see your local veterinarian for a diagnosis so you can appropriately treat. Good demodex medications require a prescription which you will need from them anyway.

There are many things that cause itching (allergies, mange, ringworm, etc) and most are treated differently so have your veterinarian run some quick tests and make a diagnosis. Since allergies are the most common, here is a link to our article about various treatments for allergies, both over-the-counter and prescription: https://www.1800petmeds.com/education/allergy-treatment-dog-cat-9.html

There are two totally different kinds of mange (demodectic and sarcoptic) so I would need to know which one your dog has been diagnosed with to really make any recommendations.

In veterinary medicine, antibiotics require approval from a veterinarian that has met her face-to-face. Here is a direct link to our page about treating red mange, with both over-the-counter and prescription medication options: https://www.1800petmeds.com/education/mange-treatment-dog-cat-9.html

While it is not labeled for mites in cats, it should help. Scabies is very rare in cats, so be sure of your diagnosis.

There are many things that cause this (allergies, mange, ringworm, etc) and most are treated differently so have your veterinarian run some quick tests and make a diagnosis. Since allergies are the most common, here is a link to our article about various treatments for allergies, both over-the-counter and prescription: https://www.1800petmeds.com/education/allergy-treatment-dog-cat-9.htm

Consult your veterinarian that has access to all of his records for the best advice, but Bravecto may be a good next choice. Here a link to read about it: https://www.1800petmeds.com/Bravecto+for+Cats-prod11762.html

Treating mange with heartgard would not be cost effective because it (ivermectin) is usually needed daily but it depends on the severity, so consult your veterinarian that diagnosed the mange for the best advice. Nexgard, BRavecto or Simparica might be a better alternative.

Allergies can be frustrating because they continue to recur until you figure out what they are allergic to and often it is multiple things. The good thing is that there are a LOT of treatment options available now, many more than are listed in this article but here is a link to our article about treating allergies which starts by discussing "avoiding allergens" and lists many over-the-counter and prescription treatment options: https://www.1800petmeds.com/education/allergy-treatment-dog-cat-9.htm