COMMON QUESTIONS ABOUT DOG HEALTH ANSWERED BY DOCTORS.
What causes hives in dogs?
Expert opinion from Dr. Jisha SBachelor of Veterinary Science · 3 years of experience · India
Urticaria, or dog hives, can be caused by allergies, infections, stress, irritants, or genetics. These sudden, itchy, red welts on the skin require finding and treating the cause, often with a vet's help. Severe reactions like breathing problems need immediate medical attention.
Expert opinion from Dr. Deeksha RaoBachelor of Veterinary Science · 2.6 years of experience · India
Hives in dogs, also known as urticaria, can be caused by various factors, including: Allergies to food, insect bites, medications, or environmental factors. Infections, such as bacterial or fungal skin infections. Stress or anxiety. Autoimmune disorders. Vaccinations or other medical treatments. Hives typically appear as raised, itchy, and red bumps on the skin and may be accompanied by swelling.
What are the stages of dog papilloma?
Expert opinion from Dr. Jisha SBachelor of Veterinary Science · 3 years of experience · India
The development of canine papillomas, often known as dog warts, normally occurs in stages: Stage 1: A tiny, smooth lesion develops around the mouth and subsequently grows or multiplies. Stage 2: The papilloma's surface becomes textured as it continues to grow. Stage 3: If a dog has an actively growing oral papilloma in its mouth, it may become uncomfortable and cease eating.
Expert opinion from Dr. Deeksha RaoBachelor of Veterinary Science · 2.6 years of experience · India
Dog papilloma stages typically progress as follows: Initial Infection: Exposure to the papillomavirus. Incubation: The virus incubates, and no visible signs are present. Papilloma Development: Small, wart-like growths appear in the mouth, on the lips, or around the face. Spontaneous Regression: Most papillomas regress without treatment. Healing: The warts disappear, and the dog recovers.
What is pyoderma and how does it affect dogs?
Expert opinion from Dr. Deeksha RaoBachelor of Veterinary Science · 2.6 years of experience · India
Dogs who have pyoderma have bacterial skin infections. It may manifest as redness, itching, pustules, and hair loss, among other symptoms. Parasites and allergies are only two examples of the many possible causes. Antibiotics, topical medicines, and addressing the underlying reasons are frequently used in treatment. Maintaining good hygiene and grooming can help avoid pyoderma.
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Expert opinion from Dr. Jisha SBachelor of Veterinary Science · 3 years of experience · India
Pyoderma is a skin condition in dogs caused bacteria, leading to redness, itching, pustules, and skin inflammation. Treatment involves antibiotics, topical medications and addressing underlying causes, often related to allergies or hormone imbalances.
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