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Ringworm in Dogs: Causes, Signs, Treatment, and Prevention
Ringworm (dermatophytosis) is a contagious fungal skin infection. Signs in dogs:
- Circular, scaly patches of hair loss
- Itching, crusting, oozing
- Possible pain
Diagnosis: fungal culture, Wood's lamp. Treatment: topical/oral antifungals, medicated shampoos, environmental decontamination. Prevention: hygiene, avoid strays, isolate infected animals.
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