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Special acetic acid wipes can be used to cleanse the affected area . Mixtures of vinegar and water (50:50) can be used but the pet will develop a distinct vinegar odor. A newer product called Douxo made by Sogeval is available as a spot-on, topical liquid , or spray. Topical powders (corn starch, Lotrimin, etc.). … Read more