Prevention of dog skin diseases

1. Remember to blow dry in time after bathing. Moist hair is the main cause of skin diseases.

2. Ensure a clean living environment and living habits.

3. Regular internal and external deworming.

4. Don’t shave your dog’s hair too short, leaving a little protective layer.

Symptoms of dog skin disease

1. Dandruff type: There are a lot of white flakes on the body and there are cracks in the skin.

2. Bacterial dermatitis: hair loss, rash, pustules, or increased bloody secretions on the body.

3. Fungal dermatitis: Large areas of hair loss in a round or oval shape, with scabs that are easy to fall off. After shedding, the skin will be smooth and a large area of ​​moss will form.

4. Scabies mites: In the early stages, erythema, papules or small nodules appear on the skin. The initial onset of scabies mites is common on the dog’s head, chest, armpits, and tail base. In severe cases, it will develop throughout the body. sex.

5. Yeast infection. Yeast is a common skin infection that usually appears around the ears and paws. Dogs with yeast infections will chew on their ears and feet.

6. Moss: Moss is actually a fungus, not a parasite, although it does have similar symptoms to mites: circular alopecia areata, scaling and scaling, and red and swollen skin spots.