Black fungus on dog skin
[DOCX File]Pismo Beach Veterinary Clinic
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Dermatophytes are a unique variety of fungus that causes infection of the superficial skin layers, and other keratinized tissue such as the claws and haircoat. There are many other varieties of fungus, including molds and yeast. Some varieties are pathogenic, causing either superficial skin disease, or internal disease.
[DOCX File]3.1 - World Association for Veterinary Dermatology (SG)
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Charles Robin named Eichstedt’s fungus as . Microsporon furfur, believing it to be a dermatophyte, and termed the associated skin disease “Tinea versicolor”.[41] ... yeasts are infrequently reported from dog skin. In initial reports, the identification of lipid-dependent yeasts was based only on morphological and physiological ...
[DOC File]UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS
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The three most common dermatophytes that cause skin disease in small animals are: Microsporum canis, Microsporum gypseum, and Trichophyton mentagrophytes. M. canis is the most common cause of dermatophytosis in cats and dogs. This dermatophyte lives on the cat or dog, but can survive in the environment for up to 18 months!
[DOC File]CUTANEOUS FUNGI:
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(hypopigmented patches on the skin, especially on tanned skin in the summer (( with hot, humid weather); scaling, itching (topical miconazole. for Tinea versicolor. Tinea nigra (black-colored) (Cladosporium (Exophiala) werneckii (dark brown to black painless patches on palms and soles (found in soil and transmitted during injury (southern states)
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Skin - Integumentary and Appendages. Skin is the largest organ in the body. Combining forms for skin: a. cutane. ... Chestnuts correspond to carpal pads in the dog. Ergots are located in the tuft of hair on the fetlock joint. ... Zoonotic fungus commonly seen in cats. Signs: alopecia, scaling, inflamed rash or lump.
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