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    Skin condition on my 8 month all lab

    Hi, my 8 month old female black labrador starting having this skin condition 2-3 weeks back and I think it is getting more serious. Before I bring her to the vet which is not that easy in a remote place that I'm living in, I just want to see if there's anyone here that can identify or help.

    A little description, it is dry, a bit flaky and the flaky skin feels hard on the touch. I think it is itchy because I saw one of the spots is bleeding slightly very likely due to her scratching. Currently it appears in small spots below her mouth, and the larger spot (about half a thumb size) is somewhere between her neck and her front leg, and fur on those spots are felling off.

    Any help is appreciated. Thanks
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    Looks to me like it could be ringworm.

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    Fleas (flea allergy dermatitis), yeast, demodex... could be anything... A think a vet visit is in order, preferably a dermatologist.
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    Looks like Ring worm. Would go for a visit to the Vet to find out exactly what it is.

    Fingers crossed this clears up quickly for your girl.

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    Ditto on the ringworm. Regardless......you need the vet. Sorry!

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    It could be ringworm. Wash your hands after touching the area. Ringworm is not serious but it can be transferred. Our foster dogs used to bring it into the house and I would have to treat mine as well.

    I hope you can get her checked.

 



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