Sarcoptic mange, also called scabies, is an intensely
itchy skin disease caused by a Sarcoptes scabei, a microscopic mite that burrows into the skin.
Adults who have eczema — a
chronic itchy skin disease that often starts in childhood — have higher rates of smoking, drinking alcoholic beverages and obesity and are less likely to exercise than adults who don't have the disease, reports a new Northwestern Medicine ® study.
Pigs also are susceptible to sarcoptic mange,
an itchy skin disease that can be diagnosed and treated by your veterinarian.
Since
any itchy skin disease is made worse by the presence of fleas, good flea control is imperative and it is important not to assume that not seeing fleas means they are not there.
Another important way that nutrition can affect a dog's skin and haircoat is when the dog is dealing with inflammatory or
itchy skin disease.
Since
any itchy skin disease is made worse by fleas, good flea control is imperative and it is important not to assume that not seeing fleas means they are not there.