Causes of pyoderma in dogs:

1. It is often infected through small scratches, lacerations or mosquito (mite) bites, and can also be transmitted between pets It is spread through contact and can also be spread from one part of the body to another. This disease occurs more frequently in hot and humid summers, especially in humid environments and poor hygiene.

2. It starts as erythema or swelling on the skin and develops into pustules. After the pus is discharged, scabs form and there may be itching. If the affected area is scratched, it can spread quickly to other parts. Symptoms appear 1 to 3 days after the bacteria are introduced to the skin.

Treatment methods for pyoderma in dogs:

1. Dogs with pyoderma are usually treated with different strengths according to the severity of the lesion. . If the pyoderma is not severe and there are only a few lesions on the body, it is usually necessary to remove the hair from these lesions, and then use antibacterial and anti-inflammatory sprays on the affected areas of the dog and take anti-inflammatory drugs orally. It usually takes 15 to 21 days to get better.

2. But if it is systemic pyoderma, you need to shave all the hair on the whole body, and then take a medicated bath with antibacterial and anti-inflammatory spray and antibacterial and anti-inflammatory medicated bath shampoo. At the same time, antibiotics should be taken for at least 21 days for anti-inflammatory treatment. At the same time, you can take some health products containing fish oil and unsaturated fatty acids or take some topical drops to nourish the skin and coat to help the skin heal and repair quickly.