Confirm the diagnosis with a veterinarian before treating at home
Isolate the puppy from other pets until the cause is known
Wash bedding, blankets, and soft toys in hot water
Vacuum and clean the puppy’s living area regularly
Use only vet-approved mange treatments for puppies
Follow the exact dosage and schedule prescribed by the veterinarian
Bathe the puppy with a vet-recommended medicated shampoo
Keep the puppy dry and warm after bathing
Trim excess hair only if recommended by the veterinarian
Prevent the puppy from scratching or licking affected areas
Use an Elizabethan collar if advised by the veterinarian
Treat all pets in the household if the veterinarian recommends it
Monitor the skin for redness, swelling, crusting, or hair loss
Watch for signs of pain, lethargy, poor appetite, or fever
Maintain good nutrition and fresh water
Schedule follow-up veterinary visits to confirm recovery
Avoid using human creams, essential oils, or home remedies without veterinary approval
Seek immediate veterinary care if the puppy worsens or stops eating