Dogs have fungal skin disease? This can be done

Dogs have relatively sensitive skin and are very prone to various skin diseases. However, some pet owners think that if the dog has skin diseases, they don’t need to take them to treat them and can get better by themselves. However, can the dog have fungal skin diseases?

Generally speaking, it is not easy for dogs to get better by themselves if they are infected with fungal skin diseases. Some owners think that being infected with fungal skin diseases is not a big problem. They can get better by themselves without treatment. This kind of view is a mistake. If the dog is infected with fungal skin disease and is not taken to treat it immediately, the skin disease will flow to other places of the dog, and in severe cases it will also cause the dog's skin ulcer. Fungal skin patients are generally oval or oval, accompanied by mild or moderate or relatively severe itching, regional or generalized hair loss, scars, rashes and sebaceous gland overflow.

How to treat:

Minor skin disease: The total area of ​​the affected area is small and does not spread. You can use ketoconazole to wipe the affected area, but you cannot use growth hormone spray.

Mixed and moderate skin disease: The affected area has spread slightly, you can take Piyikang beef ingots orally and carry Elizabeth rings for the dog to avoid further spread caused by licking and sucking.

Middle-severe skin disease: If it has spread several places and has rupture, you can take Piyikang beef ingots orally while bathing, and carry Elizabeth rings for the dog.

How to prevent:

1. Maintain the clean environment of the dog's surroundings and immediately disinfect small toys.

2. Fill in the nutritional content of small pets for dogs and improve immunity.

3. Prevent touching small pets with skin diseases.

4. Keep your skin dry and dry immediately after taking a shower or after rain.