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Skin diseases in a Bulldog
Dr
Sing Kong Yuen, BVMS (Glasgow), MRCVS
20 September, 2011 |
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Some Skin
diseases in the dog tend to be very itchy Consult Your Vet if
the problem persists past 7 days
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Mar 9
04. An oily smelly skin Bulldog. Mange was thought to be the
cause of the problem. Is it mange? Is there a cure for his
skin problem? |
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Bulldog more
energetic & happy now after one month of regular veterinary
reviews, drug and shampoo treatment. This was not a case of
mange. What is it then? Hair grows on neck and body. Will
the problem recur? Yes, if the owner does not continue with the
veterinary reviews |
Tips for pet shop owners and groomers
The skin of this young and most attractive Bulldog, after one month of
treatment, feels a bit oily again and a small patch of skin
above and behind the neck is oily and has yellow infected skin.
Is it a nutritional, management, dog behavioural or allergic problem?
Blood tests are being conducted to check whether this is a hormonal
problem and this takes time and cost money.
Some skin diseases in the dog require several and extensive reviews by
your vet. It is best to work with one vet although owners tend to skip
to second or third opinions when the skin disease treatment does not
respond soon.
Skin disease treatments can be costly, amounting to a few hundred
dollars in some cases as one visit may not resolve the problem.
If the skin disease does not cure within 7 days of seeing the groomer
or the pet shop owner, it is best to consult your vet rather than try
the shampoos as the more damage to the skin of the dog, the longer it
takes to cure it and it will cost the owner more money and time for
reviews.
Skin itchiness causes the dog to scratch till a small disease area
becomes wide-spread. Some diseases are a combination of fungal,
bacterial and primary hormonal problem. It is unlikely to be cured by
buying "tree oil" from the pet shop. Use your judgment.
Many Singapore pet owners will prefer to consult the groomer or pet
shop owner for medications and the magic shampoos. Changing shampoos
and changing dog feed are common recommendations of the pet shop
owners and groomer. Experienced Singapore pet shop owners and
groomers may wish to follow up on such severe skin disease cases and
refer pet owners to the veterinarians when the skin disease gets
worse.
Otherwise, a lot of ill feelings towards the pet shop owners and
groomer accumulate as the dog stops being energetic and becomes
smelly.
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