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Kim (New York, Ny, Usa) on 11/30/2012

I've read many of the posts regarding yeast problems with dogs (I have one a bacterial infection and yeast all over his body) but I want to know if anyone knows whether yeast can live on fabrics and then infect the dog again when he lays on his blanket. Should I throw the blankets away and start fresh? Or, is it really an internal problem where the yeast on his coat and skin doesn't actually survive beyond that.

I plan to post in the Yeast section for Pets with a more detailed description of the status and process, but I wanted to ask this question specifically. thanks. Kim

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Replied By Balinda (Orleans, Ont CA) on 04/06/2015

Yes, the yeast can go on to fabric so wash the blanket.
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