Alopecia – Partial or complete hair loss

Alopecia is defined as a partial or complete loss of hair and when you first encounter this in your pets, it can be very worrying. It can be as a result of your pet biting, or licking their fur. Occasionally, there may be more complex causes such as hormonal problems or infections such as ringworm.

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Case Studies

This dog was successfully treated for flea allergy.

 

This dog had alopecia on his left hindlimb and the owner had reported that he was very itchy also. This hair loss was caused by a flea allergy.

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