What is the reason for dogs to get infected with scabies? What are the reactions of dogs with scabies and mites?

The dog scabies mite is not visible to the naked eye. This parasite likes to dig holes on the surface of the dog's skin, causing scales to appear on the dog's skin; mites can secrete highly sensitized substances, causing severe itching symptoms in animals, which is an allergic reaction.

Hazards:

Scabies mites parasitize in the skin of the dog, bite, move, chew and pierce the skin, causing severe itching, oozing, skin desquamation, keratinization, skin hyperplasia, skin hypertrophy and hair loss;

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The dog crawled, rubbed, and bite the skin, causing skin trauma;

When the condition is serious, large areas of yellow or gray scabs will form on the skin, and even cause death.

Symptoms:

The dogs do not have seasonal itching, and scales or scabs may be seen. The lesions may be mild and difficult to detect at the beginning;

Sparse hair areas occur, such as the tarsal joint, the back of the elbow, the edge of the ear, the abdomen and the ventral side of the chest;

In chronic infection, the lesions may affect the face, feet, limbs, and even the dorsal side of the trunk, which may cause swelling of peripheral lymph nodes and may lose weight;

Some dogs have severe itching without skin lesions or mild skin diseases. In families with multiple dogs, there may be different symptoms such as itching and itching.

Treatment:

Injection to treat mites (either kills or kills them, it is not recommended to Collie). Generally, most of the dogs can be cured after 2-3 injections are used in clinical use.

Partial spray is applied to topical spray, combined with bath, oral or skin nutrients.

Prevention:

Isolate dogs with scabies to prevent mutual infection.

Pay attention to environmental sanitation, keep it clean and dry, and clean and disinfect regularly.