Sentences with phrase «area of hair loss»

It often leaves a circular area of hair loss with a raised edge.

Usually only a few areas of hair loss on the head or front legs occur.

Don't be surprised if you see areas of hair loss continue to get bigger after treatment has started.

With this type of allergy the dog develops areas of hair loss that look much like ring worm.

Cats severely allergic to flea bites will have large areas of hair loss and be extremely itchy.

In puppies one year and under you may note one or a few areas of hair loss if the disease is localized.

My dog has an awful red rash and areas of hair loss where he chews.

As long as they don't have focal areas of hair loss or are itchy, etc. it is normal.

It can have a wide variety of presentations from a single, solitary area of hair loss to generalized skin disease.

You will see areas of hair loss and skin damage due to scratching.

If food does not have adequate protein or fat, then the dog may develop areas of hair loss, or the hair may lose color.

In the dog, ringworm lesions usually appear as areas of hair loss (alopecia) that are roughly circular.

Not uncommon in cats, this highly contagious disease can lead to patchy, circular areas of hair loss with central red rings.

It typically consists of one to five small, circular, red and scaly areas of hair loss around the eyes and lips, or on the forelegs.

This highly contagious disease can lead to patchy areas of hair loss on a dog and can spread to other animals — and to humans, too.

They usually arise in areas of hair loss or hyperpigmentation, and certain breeds are predisposed to them.

Some rodents experience areas of hair loss as a result of chewing on their own coat or having another rodent chew on their coat.

The typical ringworm lesion in dogs and cats looks initially like a very round area of hair loss that reveals skin that is red and slightly raised off the normal surrounding skin.

Spray the oil blend on the affected areas of hair loss and massage into the skin.

Hair Loss — Treat areas of hair loss with a blend of six parts wheat germ oil, three parts essential oil of lavender, one part each of rose geranium and rosemary essential oils, and 12 parts St. John's Wort Oil (that is, olive oil infused with St. John's Wort blossoms, not the essential oil).

Within 1 - 2 weeks, the hair loss should stop, there should be no new areas of hair loss, and the crusty appearance of the skin should subside and the skin look more normal.

The most common area of hair loss is the abdomen and the inside hind leg region which effects 96 % of all cats with feline endocrine alopecia.

It appears as localized areas of hair loss with the skin in the area appearing reddened and inflamed.

According to Dell» Aglio Mitchell, kittens and older senior cats are more susceptible to ringworm because their immune systems aren't prepared to fight off the infection, which presents as round, crusty areas of hair loss or thin, dry and unthrifty - looking hair.

Fungal infections first appear as one or more small areas of hair loss that may be reddened or inflamed.

Signs and symptoms include: • Circular area of hair loss and scaling • Face, ears, feet and tail are usually affected • Infection of toenails and nail beds • Resembles flea allergy dermatitis • Itching

Short haired breeds may be more prone to the condition, and puppies may present with «moth - eaten» areas of hair loss around the head.

These patches generally develop into large areas of hair loss, and the breakdown of skin leads to the formation of crusty oozing sores.

In animals, the classic ringworm lesions are patchy areas of hair loss and scaliness, usually with very little inflammation or redness.

For all of these reasons, you may be noticing your pets scratch more, lick and chew at their feet, they may develop — hotspots, or you may see areas of hair loss develop, especially on the belly, face, feet, armpits and groin areas.

Classical hypothyroidism manifests as weight gain, lethargy, poor haircoat, areas of hair loss with hyperpigmentation and skin thickening and usually has a chronic onset.

Allergies — licking, scratching, chewing, areas of hair loss, sores or wounds, eye discharge, coughing, vomiting, diarrhea, ear infections

Allergies — sneezing, licking, chewing, areas of hair loss, sores or rashes, drainage from eyes or nose, vomiting, diarrhea

Nodules or hard lumps may form in the skin and the coat often appears dull and brittle with areas of hair loss.

Your vet may perform a skin scraping from an area of hair loss and look at this under the microscope.

These areas of hair loss tend to be round and usually occur on the head, ears or limbs, but the circular patterns can appear anywhere on a cat's body.

If the area of hair loss is hot to the touch, red, or inflamed, then the likely cause of fur loss is infection.

One of the first symptoms of ringworm will be areas of hair loss that are usually in a circular formation.

The areas of hair loss will get larger before they begin to get smaller.

Do they have areas of hair loss or tiny specks (black or light - colored) on their coat?

Cats with hyperthyroidism may suffer from weight loss, vomiting and diarrhea, excessive thirst, high blood pressure, and areas of hair loss.

«Clinical signs of ringworm may include excessive shedding, broken hairs, patchy or circular areas of hair loss, dander, scabs, red bumps and occasionally deep - seated nodules,» he said.

Almost every day I examine a cat that has areas of hair loss.

Also known as acral lick dermatitis, this problem begins as an area of hair loss and reddened skin most commonly on the top of the wrist or carpal joint on the front legs.

This mixture is applied on the areas of hair loss daily.

It should be neither too dry nor too oily and have no areas of hair loss.

It gets its name from the circular areas of hair loss, surrounded by a red ring, that classically accompany the condition.

It gets its name from the circular areas of hair loss and scaly skin, surrounded by a worm - like red ring, which accompany the condition.

Diagnosis Although the areas of hair loss may lead the veterinarian to suspect sarcoptic mange, the final diagnosis is made by performing a skin scraping test.

Diagnosis Although the areas of hair loss may lead the veterinarian to suspect demodectic mange, the final diagnosis is made by performing a skin scraping test.