Specific medicines to treat canine leprosy (zodiac disease in dogs) may vary depending on the specific type and severity of leprosy. Dog leprosy is usually caused by a fungal, parasitic or bacterial infection. Here are some common ones: Treatment methods and drugs:

Veterinary diagnosis: First of all, it is important to take your dog to the veterinarian for a precise diagnosis. Your veterinarian can determine the cause of the scabies through examination and lab tests and recommend treatment.

Topical medications: Depending on the diagnosis, your veterinarian may recommend topical medications, such as antifungal ointments, insecticides, or antimicrobials. These medications are usually applied directly to the infected area.

Oral medications: In some cases, your veterinarian may prescribe oral medications to aid treatment. These medications can help kill parasites in the body or suppress infections.

Cleaning and Care: Keeping your dog’s skin clean is also important in treating scabies. Bath and groom regularly, and ensure a hygienic living environment.

Preventive measures: It is also very important to prevent the spread and recurrence of leprosy. Regularly deworming your dog, enhancing immunity, and maintaining good hygienic conditions can all help prevent leprosy.