The difference between canine fungus and mites, how to tell if a dog has a fungus or a mite

Fungi and full worms are very similar: hair loss, itching.

If you have already had ** disease, you can use Ming Rui Ning to use it on the affected area every day until it is cured, and it is recommended to continue to consolidate it for a period of time after recovery to completely eliminate the problem of dog **.

1..The affected area of fungal ** disease is generally oval or round, and the boundary with healthy ** is obvious, and the affected area of the full worm has no regular shape, and the boundary with healthy ** is not very obvious.

2.The surface of the affected part of the fungus is generally covered with a loose and dry light gray scab, which is easy to peel off, and is smooth after peeling, and after a long time, it will form a large area of ringworm, which is not thickened, and the affected area of the mite is thickened and folded.

3.The fungus's ** scab under the skin secondary bacterial infection after the formation of a small abscess, after removing the scab damage **honeycomb-like, there are many exudation holes, the mite's ** after the formation of small nodules, into blisters, after the break of the yellow oily viscous oozing, after drying to form a fish scale scab, after removing the scab **bright red wet bleeding.

4.The fungal itching sensation is not intense, while the mite-affected area produces an itch.

In order to avoid getting sick, we must first do a good job of prevention Every time you go out and come back, it is necessary to carefully wipe the dog's body In addition, the use of special Ming Ruining bath for pets can also effectively avoid getting ** disease

Ear mites are mainly itchy, and dogs will shake their heads or scratch their heads, and earwax.

Mainly black-brown with an off-smelling color; Fungal infections.

It is not itchy, scratchy, and smelly, and the dirt is obvious flake and dry, and the color is lighter than that of ear mites, which is yellow-brown or dark brown. Ear mites and fungal infections are common ear diseases in dogs, and if not timely, they can cause otitis externa or otitis media in dogs.

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My dog is infected with fungi and ear mites, the symptoms are itching, and the ears are very smelly. The hospital prescribed two kinds of medicines, Erkang Huangbai Ear Drops and Weilong Dog and Cat Ear Skin, twice a day, first drop one or two drops of Ear Kang into the ear hole, massage the ear root with your hands, and then squeeze a little ear skin into the ear canal, or massage the ear root with your hands, and then the dog will throw out the dirt when he shakes his head. The doctor said that the dog's ear canal is L-shaped, so don't worry about poking the eardrum, and at least use two or three cotton swabs to wipe it thoroughly, you will see a lot of brown-red stinky earwax, wipe it clean and then apply the medicine.

I used this method for two days and it worked, there was less dirt and no longer smelly. If necessary, go to the hospital for anti-inflammatory injections, which will get better faster.

Dogs generally resist when they take medicine and hide all the time, so they need the owner's patience, and it is best to help hold down its head and the other person to take the medicine.

Ear mites and Malassezia are common infections in the dog's ear canal, and the specific differences are as follows:

1.The secretion states are different, with ear mites having a dark brown and oily substance, and Malassezia having a drier dark brown or black substance.

2.The secretions are taken for microscopic examination, and the microscope can clearly see whether it is an ear mite or a Malassezia fungal infection.

The main symptoms of ear mite disease are intense itching, dogs often scratch their ears and shake their heads, thick brownish-black crust-like exudate in the external ear canal, and foul smell in the ears. In the case of fungal infection, the ears do not itch, scratch or smell. Microscopic examination may show mites or mite eggs, but no fungal infection.

Fungal infections use fungal culture to produce a large number of hyphae, whereas mite infections do not show hyphae.

Judging from the appearance of dirt, ear mites and fungi are not easy to distinguish, mainly: if the medication has been used for a period of time, but it is getting dirtier and dirtier, but it is not itchy or smelly, it can be considered a fungus. After all, ear mites** also take time.

If the dog has mites, then its manifestation, the most direct symptom is that the dog will feel particularly itchy, so it will often scratch its own ** with its paws, and even sometimes scratch some places to bleed and lose hair, and this part will have serious dander and the like, and even sometimes this mite is particularly many, which is more harmful to the dog, then the dog will directly bite these parts of itself, which will cause a large area of bleeding, and if this situation has been continued without giving it ** may have a fungal infection later.

Ear mite disease is inflammation of the outer ear caused by mites parasitizing the external auditory canal. It is manifested by the dog scratching the root of the ear with its hind limbs, causing hair loss and inflammation at the base of the ear, and reddish-brown scabs and earwax can be seen in the ear canal. If left untimely**, the lesion can penetrate deep into the middle ear, inner ear, and meninges, causing inflammation.

Cat ear mite disease is a highly contagious parasitic disease caused by ear itch mites and ear scabies mites.

Compared with ear mites, the fungus is not itchy, scratchy and smelly, the ear canal is more moist, the ear oil is larger, and the dirt is obviously flaky and dry (as opposed to ear mites), firm and large. If you want to talk about color, the dirt of ear mites tends to be a little darker, and the fungus is yellowish brown and dark brown.

1.The main fungi include Microsporum canis, Microsporum gypsumiformis, and Barbae mossi, and the main symptoms of infection are itching, hair loss, round-shaped scales, flakes, local pimples, pustules, etc.

2.At the beginning of the mite infection, there will be erythema, papules, and blisters on the thin parts.

3.The itching is more severe, and some of them bleed, crust, form a yellow crust, and then thicken.

4.In addition, mite infections develop faster than fungal infections, and a large amount of dander and crusts will appear.

Dog mites and fungal ** diseases

Mites. The living environment is damp, unhygienic, and in contact with sick dogs, etc., which can be caused by easy occurrence of eyes, ears, nose, chest, thickening, bleeding, and very itching.

Fungal ** disease.

Fungal ** disease usually appears on the head, legs, and feet of dogs. Its main symptom is scaly, crusted**, followed by circular hair loss around it.

How to tell if it's a mite or a fungus

There are three main types of fungal diseases: microspores, gypsum-like microspores, and mosses. The most common are microspores.

After being infected with Microsporum, it is common to see small circles the size of a dime on your dog**, sticky blood, red spots, scabs that form when your dog scratches, and oval-shaped hair loss.

Mites, mites are divided into scabies, ear mites, and Demodex mites, and Demodex mites are divided into two types: desquamation type and pustule type.

Let's start with Demodex mites, which are usually found around the orbits and on the limbs. It also appears more around the back and lower neck, around the mouth, and it will develop quickly, spreading to the whole body in about a week, and if it drags on for a long time, a second bacterial infection will appear, and there will be pus or lymphadenopathy, as well as symptoms of increased body temperature.

How to tell if the dog ** disease is a mite or a fungus"/>

1.Demodex desquamium.

Demodex mites can quickly spread into a systemic infection,** redness, pustules on the neck, armpits, back and lower abdomen, and severe sebaceous dandruff around the nose and eyes.

Demodex mites are the most headache disease. It has 3 difficulties: 1. Long cycle; 2.Easy**; 3.It will be inherited.

2.Scabies mites occur mainly on the dog's head (nasal bridge, orbits, auricular roots), sometimes on the chest, lower abdomen, armpits, inner thighs, and tail roots, and then spread throughout the body.

In the early stages of the disease,** erythema may appear, and later the erythema may develop into nodules. If it's thin, you can see small blisters and even pustules.

It can produce a large amount of scaling, or crusty eczema, which can make ** hypertrophied. As the disease progresses, hair removal occurs, and superficial crusts form. When the scab falls, it is bright red, moist, and bleeding.

Dogs with scabies mites will be very itchy and gnaw on the affected area all day long; emotional upset; Digestion and absorption are impaired, the dog loses weight, and if there is no proper **, the dog is likely to die. If there is an infection around the eyes, it is likely to lead to blindness.

The dog's ** disease.

Although there are many types, the symptoms are extremely similar, so many shovel officers, especially new shovel officers, will be very helpless when they see their dogs suffering from ** disease, and even rush to the doctor. If you still can't distinguish according to the above content, it is recommended to go directly to the pet hospital and hand it over to the doctor for treatment.

The difference between fungal and mite disease in dogs:

First, the shape is different:1. Fungal infected dogs generally look round or oval on **, which is healthier.

2. Mites are infected on **, and only irregular shape hair removal will occur.

Second, the boundaries are different:1. The gap between the ** and the ** of the uninfected fungal infection is obvious.

2. The boundary between mite disease and health is not very obvious.

3. The surface is different:1. After the secondary infection of fungal infection under the nail skin, a small abscess will be formed, which is honeycomb-like, with many small holes and no obvious itching. After the fungal infection, the diseased area is covered with a layer of dry, light gray crust, and after peeling off, it is not called brilliance, and it is not thickened.

2. Mites ** disease.

The affected area of mite infestation will thicken and form folds. The ** of the mite will become a blister after forming a small knot, and after it is broken, there will be a yellow viscous substance oozing out, and fish scales will be formed after drying, and the ** under the scab will be accompanied by bleeding and itching.