Causes of dog eczema

The reasons why dogs suffer from eczema are relatively complex. Dogs are stimulated by various factors and excessive intake of carbohydrates may cause dogs to suffer from eczema. Eczema is more likely to occur in seasons with higher temperatures and greater humidity. If your dog lacks vitamins and trace elements, it will lead to low skin resistance and may also cause eczema.

Acute eczema

1. The affected area of ​​the dog will have dotted or erythematous spots of different shapes.
2. As the disease progresses, dogs will develop papules, blisters, pustules, and erosion.
3. Sometimes dogs cause skin damage due to scratching and friction, which aggravates dermatitis.
4. Typical acute eczema presents as moist papules with scattered small blisters on the papules, and some may be dissipated.

Chronic eczema

1. Chronic eczema is often transformed from acute eczema.
2. Chronic eczema will cause repeated irritation and recurrence. The symptoms are thickening of the skin, desquamation, pigmentation, thick and hard coat, inverse erection, and worsening of itching.
3. Commonly seen on the back or limbs of dogs.