Sentences with phrase «pyoderma in»

Obese dogs and dogs of the pug - nosed breeds are frequently affected by pyoderma in the skin folds on their face, lips and vulva.

«Pyoderma in dogs is the most common type of canine skin disorders.

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Infantigo is known in other names as impetigo or pyoderma.

The tick has fallen out completely, but left a residual infection deep in the skin (deep pyoderma) that is causing irritation.

There are several medical conditions which can also result in bald patches such as the following: hyperthyroidism, allergies (food or inhalant allergies), bacterial pyoderma, fleas or flea bite hypersensitivity, mites, eosinophilic granuloma complex and feline ringworm.

Deep pyodermas are unlikely to respond well to topical creams and ointments, because the infection is deep in the skin.

In dogs with unresponsive superficial pyoderma or deep pyoderma or when rod - shaped bacteria are identified on cytologic examination, select antibiotic therapy based on bacterial culture and antimicrobial sensitivity testing.

In cases of canine demodicosis with concurrent deep pyoderma, direct examination of the exudate from pustules or fistulous draining tracts may also reveal mites.

KetoChlor Shampoo is a combination shampoo available by prescription used in the treatment of fungal and bacterial diseases of the skin (dermatitis, pyoderma).

KetoChlor Shampoo is a combination of Chlorhexidine gluconate (2 %), an antibacterial, and Ketoconazole (1 %), an antifungal, and is used in the treatment of fungal and bacterial diseases of the skin such as dermatitis and pyoderma.

A complete blood count, blood chemistry profile, and urinalysis are useful, particularly in adult dogs to exclude predisposing conditions or when deep pyoderma is a confounding factor.

Table 2: Recommended Antibiotic Therapy for Staphylococcal Skin Infection in Dogs Superficial staphylococcal pyoderma is treated empirically by using a beta - lactamase - stable antibiotic for a minimum of four weeks (Table 2).

More frequent causes of treatment failure in canine demodicosis include poor pyoderma control, premature discontinuation of therapy, unsuccessful control of underlying conditions, and the use of concomitant glucocorticoids (Table 3).

There will often be open sores or scabs on the skin, resulting in a secondary bacterial skin infection (pyoderma).

In some instances the owners felt that Pyoderma had aggravated the condition.

In the case of puppy skin pimples (see third page), conditions can be caused by puppy pyoderma (mild skin infection), puppy warts (virus), canine acne, demodex mites and puppy strangles.

Long - term surveillance to prevent recurrence of pruritic skin diseases or secondary pyoderma and Malassezia dermatitis — surface cytologic examination looking for organism overgrowth should be performed whenever inflammation seems to be exacerbating in an ischemic dermatopathy.

Skin diseases occur regularly in Frenchies, especially allergies (which cause itchy skin and often lead to pyoderma) and demodectic mange in French Bulldog puppies.

Demodex infection, particularly adult - onset demodicosis, is usually accompanied by pyoderma, making cytology and deep skin scraping necessary in most patients.

In overall diagnoses, canine pyoderma is second only to flea allergy dermatitis in frequencIn overall diagnoses, canine pyoderma is second only to flea allergy dermatitis in frequencin frequency.

Pyoderma is the only primary skin infection in dogs.

Bacterial skin infections or pyoderma is not as common in cats as it is in dogs.

The seasonal effects of allergies to inhalants and ectoparasites such as fleas, followed by the onset of skin and coat disorders including pyoderma, allergic dermatitis, alopecia, and intense itching, have also been linked to changes in behavior.

Allergies in Poodles cause terribly itchy skin, and the resulting scratching can lead to a bacterial infection called pyoderma.

Efficacy of orbifloxacin tablets for the treatment of superficial and deep pyoderma due to Staphylococcus intermedius infection in dogs.

Deep skin infections (pyoderma), often secondary to the effects of intense scratching, are sometimes seen in cats.

Dermatitis and pyoderma (causing irritation and infection) are commonly develop in dogs with excessive skin folds.

Skin diseases in the English Pointer include allergies (which cause itchy skin and can lead to pyoderma), lick granuloma, demodectic mange, and occasionally calcinosis and follicular dysplasia.

Skin diseases abound in Doberman Pinschers — allergies, bacterial skin infections (pyoderma), lick granuloma, color dilution alopecia (very common in blue Doberman Pinschers), demodectic mange in Doberman puppies, follicular dysplasia, sebaceous adenitis, seborrhea, pemphigus, vitiligo, calcinosis, and zinc - responsive dermatosis.

Secondary pyoderma is more common as a complicating factor in allergic disease, mange, low thyroid function, fungal skin disease, etc..

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The most common skin diseases are demodectic mange (which occurs frequently in Manchester Terrier puppies and adolescents) and allergies (which cause itchy skin and can lead to bacterial skin infections (pyoderma).

Lip fold pyoderma: Due to the extensive padded muzzle and heavy overlap of the upper lip, water, saliva and food can accumulate between the lips and result in superficial infection.

Wright AK, Fadok V, Amodie D. First treatment success with injectable cefovecin sodium in dogs for superficial pyoderma, wounds, and abscesses in different dog populations.

Pyoderma - or superficial bacterial skin infections are fairly common in Shar - Pei.

Skin conditions and growths are common in Poodles, especially allergies (which cause itchy skin and can lead to pyoderma), NON-tumorous skin growths (such as papillomas and sebaceous cysts), and actual tumors (such as basal cell tumors).

'' Skin infection in dogs can be caused by bacteria (pyoderma, impetigo, superficial bacterial folliculitis), fungus (yeast, ringworm) or skin parasites.

Pyoderma is one of most common conditions, in which the skin infection may lead to pus beneath skin & severe superficial skin itching.

Bacterial Infection A bacterial infection in the hair follicles is called pyoderma and was the number four most common insurance claim paid by Nationwide in 2017.

The major health issue in the Bichon Frise is severe chronic allergies, which cause horribly itchy skin and can lead to bacterial skin infections (pyoderma).

Let's look at skin problems next — they're rampant in this breed, especially allergies (which cause itchy skin) and pyoderma (folliculitis and furunculosis), but also seborrhea, demodectic mange, lick granuloma, and occasionally calcinosis.

Causes - Staphylococci («Staph bacteria») are the most common organisms found in bacterial skin diseases (pyoderma's) in dogs.

Other areas where pyoderma may occur include between the toes and on the calluses of the elbows that mostly affects the abdominal area in young puppies.

The skin was the most affected body region, with skin fold dermatitis, pyoderma and pododermatitis in the top ten most common disorders of French Bulldogs.

Skin diseases include allergies (which cause itchy skin and can lead to pyoderma), demodectic mange (in Boxer puppies), follicular dysplasia, and non-tumorous growths.