27 Staphylococcal pyoderma INITIAL PRESENTATION Non-pruritic, multifocal patches of alopecia and hyperpigmentation in a dog with idiopathic superficial folliculitis. INTRODUCTION Pyoderma is one of the most common causes of skin…
50 Dermatoses of specific sites INTRODUCTION There are areas of skin that, by virtue of their anatomical location or specialized structure and function, deserve special attention when it comes to…
19 Zinc-responsive dermatosis INITIAL PRESENTATION Crusting and scaling over pressure points. INTRODUCTION There are various canine nutrient-responsive dermatoses described, including vitamin A- and zinc-responsive dermatoses and essential fatty acid deficiency….
31 Feline paraneoplastic alopecia INITIAL PRESENTATION Alopecia with shiny glistening skin and crusting in a cat. INTRODUCTION Feline paraneoplastic alopecia is a cutaneous marker for visceral neoplasia. This syndrome has…
55 Digital squamous cell carcinoma INITIAL PRESENTATION Hind limb lameness and a subungual nodule in an English setter. INTRODUCTION Nodular lesions of the nail bed may be the result of…
37 Head and neck pruritus INITIAL PRESENTATION Ulcerative dermatitis due to head and neck pruritus in a cat. INTRODUCTION Pruritus, crusting and ulcerative dermatitis of the head and neck is…
5 Flea allergic dermatitis INITIAL PRESENTATION Pruritus with papules, erythema, scaling and hyperpigmentation in a Jack Russell terrier. INTRODUCTION In some parts of the world, flea allergic dermatitis (FAD) is…
34 Vasculitis INITIAL PRESENTATION Severe ulceration over the caudal dorsal trunk. INTRODUCTION Vasculitis is an uncommon to rare cause of ulcerative skin disease in the dog. Direct inflammation of blood…
15 Epitheliotropic lymphoma INITIAL PRESENTATION Scaling, crusting, hypopigmentation and alopecia. INTRODUCTION Cutaneous lymphoma is subdivided histologically into epitheliotropic and non-epitheliotropic forms. Cutaneous epitheliotropic lymphoma is an uncommon condition, characterized by…
49 Histiocytoma INITIAL PRESENTATION A circumscribed nodule with haemorrhagic exudate and crusting in a dog. INTRODUCTION Canine cutaneous histiocytoma is a common benign solitary tumour that usually undergoes spontaneous regression….
