Sentences with phrase «pendulous skin»
Polyps, which are similar to pendulous skin tags, can be the cause of ear disease particularly in cats.
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Fruit brilliant, coral - red, generally pendulous, sometimes erect, conical, often curved towards the end, nearly four inches in length, and from an inch to an inch and a half in diameter; skin, or flesh, quite thin, and exceedingly piquant.
They include increased appetite and thirst, loss of hair, dry skin and «blackheads» on the belly, hard (calcium) masses in the skin on the neck and back (these masses may ulcerate and become infected), and a pendulous or sagging abdomen caused by redistribution of body fat and weakening of muscles.
Thinning of the haircoat, thinning of the skin itself, a pendulous abdomen (think of a pot - bellied dog), changes in liver enzymes, itchy skin sores, increased susceptibility to infection, lethargy and behavioral changes are some of the signs that can be seen with Cushing's disease.
The syndrome of lipomatosis affects pendulous, fatty skin folds.
The breed standard describes the Neapolitan Mastiff's head as being large in proportion to the rest of the dog, covered with wrinkles and deep folds, with penetrating deep - set eyes hidden under heavy upper lids, drooping haws (lower eyelids), pendulous lips and an pronounced dewlap (loose skin under the neck and chin that creates a multi-chin appearance).
The head is furnished with an amount of loose skin, which in nearly every position appears superabundant, but more particularly so when the head is carried low; the skin then falls into loose, pendulous ridges and folds, especially over the forehead and sides of the face.