TREATING YEAST INFECTIONS..NATURALLY What is yeast: Yeast happily live on most normal skin, in ears, anal glands, between toes and on muzzles. Yeast in small normal numbers are harmless but when the yeasts are present in large numbers, disease results. Hair loss, redness, hyperpigmentation (blackening of the skin), and thickening of the skin may also be present. Yeast infections are especially itchy, crusty, and smelly. Often a dog starts with a rash …
Fungal Diseases in Dogs Fungi are a large family that includes mushrooms. They live in soil and organic material. Many types of fungi spread via airborne spores. Fungus spores, which resist heat and can live for long periods without water, gain entrance to the body through the respiratory tract or a break in the skin. Fungal diseases can be divided into two categories. There are fungi that affect only the skin or mucous membranes, such as ringworm …
Print Cryptococcosis in Dogs Cryptococcosis is a localized or systemic fungal infection caused by the environmental yeast , Cryptococcus. This fungus grows in bird droppings and decaying vegetation, and is generally associated with Eucalyptus trees. However, it is found worldwide and some areas of southern California, Canada and Australia have been found to be more prone to the fungus. The fungus is contracted through the dog s nasal passages and …
Ringworm in Dogs Ringworm is a fungal infection that invades the hair and hair follicles. Most cases are caused by Microsporum canis. Ringworm in dogs is primarily a disease of puppies and young adults. Typical areas of involvement are the face, ears, paws, and tail. Ringworm is transmitted by spores in the soil and by contact with the infected hair of dogs and cats, typically found on carpets, brushes, combs, toys, and furniture. Humans can acquire …
Currently 4.1/5 1 2 3 4 5 Was this information helpful? Average rating: 4.1/5 ( 38 votes) What do you think? Click the stars to vote! If you have more to say, post a comment below! Q. Our Westie has cleared up my athlete s foot completely. The sensation was a little odd at first as the dog licked both my feet. Still, it s better than suffering with this fungal infection. This worked better than the creams and potions I ve bought over the years. Has …
Currently 4.1/5 1 2 3 4 5 Was this information helpful? Average rating: 4.1/5 ( 38 votes) What do you think? Click the stars to vote! If you have more to say, post a comment below! Q. Our Westie has cleared up my athlete s foot completely. The sensation was a little odd at first as the dog licked both my feet. Still, it s better than suffering with this fungal infection. This worked better than the creams and potions I ve bought over the years. Has …
Your dog’s skin is actually a protective organ – the largest organ in the body. When this barrier is compromised,the stage is set for infection. There are three types of organisms that can cause skin infections – bacteria,fungus and yeast. Often there will be an underlying health issue that sets the stage for skin infections,so be sure to address the primary cause when you treat for a skin disorder or you will find yourself dealing with a chronic …
Print When you re feeling under the weather, you might find that the perfect thing for treating what ails you is something you already have in the kitchen. Did you know that you can treat your ailing dog with some simple home remedies too? Below you will find seven great natural remedies for making your dog happy and healthy again. TIP #1 Vitamin E is good for preventing those pesky age lines on your face, and it s also great for your dog s dry skin …
