Common symptoms of pit bull skin diseases: 1: Surface parasites

Symptoms:

Common dog surface parasites include fleas, lice, and ticks. Generally visible to the naked eye, they are mainly hidden in the inner thighs, armpits, under the neck, and deep in the hair. Skin diseases in bullfights are mostly due to insufficient deworming, which causes parasites to bite the skin and cause itching. Scratching by dogs can cause skin breakage and peeling off. Hair and other symptoms.

Treatment methods:

Targeted pet anthelmintics can be used for deworming; or oral anti-flea drugs and subcutaneous injection of ivermectin can be used. If there are wounds, anti-allergic and anti-inflammatory treatment should also be carried out. In addition, pay attention to keeping the home environment dry and clean, and disinfect kennels and furniture regularly.

Common symptoms of bullfighting skin diseases 2: Skin mites

Symptoms:

Skin mites can be divided into two types: Demodex and scabies. , the obvious symptoms include red spots on the dog's skin, red and swollen hair follicles, pustules, and brown discharge from the ears, and then gradually spread to systemic hair loss.

Treatment method:

Adopt subcutaneous injection of ivermectin for systemic anti-inflammation, and topical use of Ming Ruining anti-inflammatory and acaricidal bath to eliminate mites. The grooming officer should comb the dog's hair frequently to remove shed hair, dander and dust mites.

Common symptoms of bullfighting skin diseases 3: Fungal infection

Symptoms:

Fungal infection, commonly known as ringworm, is a zoonotic infectious disease. The symptoms generally include partial hair loss, white powdery scabs, and redness and swelling under and around the scabs.

Treatment method:

1. Use Mingruining spray to apply to the dog’s body to kill the fungus. Since fungi are highly contagious and prone to recurrence, kennels, food bowls, etc. must be disinfected and sterilized in time. Usually, the diet should be light, and try to choose natural dog food that is low in oil and salt.
2. Use 30 grams each of Rhizoma Rhizoma, Sichuan pepper, Sichuan bow, clove, white bark, Phellodendron, honeysuckle, kochia, and wild chrysanthemum, 50 grams each of Sophora flavescens and Cangshu, motherwort, cicada slough, 20 grams each of myrrh and 15 grams of angelica. Soak in cold water for 15 minutes, then boil for 25 minutes. Remove the dregs of the medicine, let the dog soak in the medicine for 15 minutes, and then wash the dog's whole body. Remember not to use any bath shampoo during the washing process, just rinse it clean, and then dry it with a dry towel.