My 2 month old bully's skin is bright red, he is constantly scratching, nibbling himself,has pimple like pustules, patches of hairless all over his body. I give him luke warm baths with baby shampoo but nothing is helping him please help

Hello, This could be from allergies. Benadryl may help, The typical dosage is 1mg/ pound twice a day.

Rash in right leg he is licking it and making it worst Looks really irritated

Thank you for your question. Without being able to see him, it is hard to say whether he may or may not need treatment. If the rash is not improving, and he will not stop licking at it or it is very itchy, then you may be right, he may need antibiotic therapy. It would be best to have him seen by a veterinarian as soon as possible, as they can examine him, see what might be causing the rash, and get food for him.

A round, flakey rash on Bailey's back with hair loss, pain free, starting tonight. No redness. The Apoquel was started 1 month ago for itchy feet and she has been off of it for 3 days (it was a trial)

Thank you for your question. If the rash started after the apoquel stopped, the apoquel may be needed on a more long-term basis. Many dogs need that, as an anti allergy medication, and Bulldogs are certainly prone to skin conditions. It would be best to call your veterinarian when they open on Monday, let them know what's going on, and see if they recommend an ongoing apoquel dose, or a different medication.

Red bumps all on nose and knot on throat

Hello Your pup may have a condition called Puppy Strangles. It can cause a rash and swollen lymph nodes. Steroids is usually the treatment. I recommend that you take him to a veterinarian for an exam as soon as possible. Good luck.

Red rash or bug bit on arm pit

Thank you for your question. If the rash is small, and it is not been there for very long, you can try washing the area gently twice a day with a chlorhexidine solution like hibiclens. That may help wipe off any allergen and let it heal. If it is not improving, or it has been there for quite a while and is not getting better, then it would be best to have your dog seen by a veterinarian as soon as possible. They will be able to examine your dog, see what might be going on, and let you know what treatment might be needed. I hope that all goes well.