Sentences with phrase «patch of hair loss»

A while back he had some issues with patches of hair loss in different places on his body.

This usually results in round patches of hair loss.

In some dogs, however, the disease becomes generalized, causing large patches of hair loss on the head, legs and body.

My cat had trouble with patches of hair loss, constant itching.

She had fungus from head to toe and large patches of hair loss.

The fungus causes one or more skin lesions that can appear in many different ways, but commonly results in patches of hair loss along with crusted skin.

It is characterized by patches of hair loss and weak or no pruritus (dog skin itch).

Signs The first sign is one or more small patches of hair loss.

Alopecia usually causes patches of hair loss.

Ringworm is a fungus that causes circular patches of hair loss that are crusty and red.

Localized juvenile mange is a common problem resulting in patches of hair loss, primarily involving the face and front legs, but which may be found anywhere on the body.

Alopecia areata: this is an autoimmune condition where the body's immune system attacks the hair follicle and typically results in round to oval patches of hair loss

Large crusty patches of hair loss, intensely chewing himself so badly he becomes exhausted, a large completely hairless patch of elephant skin in one armpit area and on each front elbow, little round blister / pustule type things that randomly burst and leave blood spots everywhere.

The condition results in symmetrical patches of hair loss along the insides of the hind legs and the abdomen.

The classic ringworm symptom in cats presents as patches of hair loss which look like circular scaly areas with raised edges.

Rabbits and rodents (chinchillas, guinea pigs, and small rodents like mice, rats, hamsters and gerbils) often get patches of hair loss from ringworm / fungal infection and mites — both of which may be transmittable to people.

When there are only a few patches of hair loss, the condition is called localized demodectic mange.

Demodectic mites mostly affect young dogs by causing moderate itchiness and circular round patches of hair loss.

It is characterized by patches of hair loss, hyper pigmentation and increased blood supply to affected parts of the skin.

One of the most common symptoms of this disease is small patches of hair loss (alopecia), towards the front of the body initially, with the ability to affect the whole body.

If this happens, your Schnauzer may begin to suffer with a dog skin allergy with patches of hair loss, similar to ringworm, plus your dog's skin may begin to emit an unpleasant odor.

Flaky and itchy skin, hair loss: Some guinea pigs may groom themselves or their companions excessively and cause patches of hair loss, a condition called «barbering.»

Food allergies actually trigger an allergic response in the body, producing common symptoms such as itchy skin, patches of hair loss, and excessive scratching.

Over time, this can lead to hot spots or patches of hair loss.

Patches of hair loss or a greasy or matted appearance can signal an underlying disease.

So if your cat's coat has lost its normal luster or has patches of hair loss it is time for your cat to see your veterinarian!

«In dogs, the fungi commonly infect hair follicles, which causes the affected hair shafts to break off at the skin line resulting in round patches of hair loss.»

Another benefit to learning how to groom a cat and regular grooming sessions is that it is an opportunity to check for inflammation, lumps and bumps, areas of tenderness, patches of hair loss and other things which require your or your vet's attention.

Dry or brittle fur and patches of hair loss can be a sign that your dog needs more protein in his diet.

Visible signs of ringworm include broken coat hairs, reddened or discolored skin, patches of hair loss and, possibly, skin lesions.

Their coats may appear rough, with patches of hair loss.