It is a diagnosis for skin disease caused by allergy. It is very common, more prevalent in some breeds than others, and is incurable. Like Diabetes, it can be CONTROLLED but not CURED. Some magical combination of the right food, right medications (both oral and topical as in medicated shampoos) is generally most effective. Recently, a preparation of cyclosporine has been approved (see www.atopica.com) for treatment. It is an exceedingly frustrating disease to treat for veterinarian and owner alike due to its recurrent nature and inability to cure.
He might have a serious illness, or just fleabite dermatitis. I recommend you should go to a vet right away.
All dog bites should be treated. Seek advice from your doctor or nearest emergency department of your local hospital.
This is probably canine acne or localized dermatitis/folliculitis. You should have this seen by a veterinarian to determine the exact cause and provide treatment.
They were abused.
The moors were treated badly they were treated like dogs instead of humans.
No
it all depends on how the dog was treated. if the dog was treated with love and care then yes they are nice dogs. !!!!
Bleeding gums in your dog should be checked by a veterinarian. This will need to be evaluated and treated to see what is causing it.
They were treated like dogs.
yes they do but it can be treated at a vets
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dogs do not die on dgz5 but if they are not treated well they will run away