Cat ear mites are one of the common health problems in cats. Owners may notice abnormalities in their cats, such as frequent ear scratching or dark brown earwax. These symptoms are warning signs that your cat has ear mites. Today, Talingchan Animal Hospital will explain about cat ear mites. What are ear mites? Where do they come from? Ear mites or ears mites (Otodectes cynotis) are small parasites that are invisible to the naked eye. They like to live in the ear canals of animals. These mites can be easily transmitted through contact with other cats, dogs, or pets that already have ear mites, or from unclean environments…
What is Black Skin Disease? Black Skin Disease, also known as Alopecia X, is a disease found in dogs that causes hair loss in patches and causes the skin to turn black or dark blue. It is a disease that affects the beauty of the dog, but does not cause harm to the body. What causes it? The cause of Black Skin Disease is still unknown at present, but it is possible that it comes from genetic factors that are passed down, resulting in hormonal imbalances. Is there a cure? There is currently a cure…
Have you ever had a dog or cat scratch, itch, get infected, or lose hair continuously? What causes this problem? How can we solve it? Today, Talingchan Animal Hospital will answer these questions so that owners will know how to solve these problems by testing for allergies. Why do we need to test for allergies in pets? Allergy testing is a process that veterinarians use to check for skin problems or allergies in pets, especially when pets have itching, red rashes, dry skin, or hair loss. This test will help diagnose what external allergens these symptoms are caused by, such as dust or other chemicals, as well as skin infections caused by fungi, bacteria, or various parasites…
Cat fungus is another common skin infection in cats. Many people may wonder what it is, what causes it, and how to treat it. Today, Talingchan Animal Hospital will answer those questions. Cat fungus (Dermatophytosis) is a type of fungus. It is mostly caused by Microsporum Trichophyton, which is a fungus that causes skin diseases in cats, especially long-haired cats such as Persians and Scottish Folds. It can also be transmitted from cats to humans through direct contact, including other animals. Those who are easily infected by cats are the elderly, young children, and those with low immunity.
Have any of these events ever happened to our pets? Our dogs and cats have symptoms of being unable to stand up, head spinning, rolling, head tilting, eye twitching, vomiting, all of which occur suddenly. When dogs and cats have these symptoms, the first thing that owners often wonder is whether the pet has eaten poison or is having a seizure. The answer is that these symptoms are not seizures, but are a group of symptoms of loss of balance. The cause is from lesions in the brain and lesions outside the brain. Lesions in the brain include brain tumors, meningitis, cerebrovascular disease. Lesions outside the brain include otitis, tumors in the ear canal, thyroid, or unknown causes in elderly dogs and cats…
Small things, big problems! What causes ticks and fleas? The danger to dogs that comes with the rain
There are many dog diseases caused by ticks and fleas that can give many owners a headache. So where do ticks and fleas come from during the rainy season? What dangers do they pose to dogs? Let’s take a look.
Bathing your dog should not be considered a small matter. Improper bathing can be a major problem that can cause irritation or allergic reactions in your dog.
Wet scabies mite Skin disease is the most common problem in dogs. Symptoms are often found in hair loss, itching, red inflamed skin, some have a bad smell, bumps and scales on the body. Many people often think of scabies. This scabies disease is caused by external parasites, which are mites or scabies mites. "Scabies mites" are a type of external parasite. But it is so small that it cannot be seen with the naked eye. There are 2 types of mites that cause scabies in dogs: sarcoptes mites, which cause "dry scabies" and demodex mites...
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