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1. seniortailwaggers.com › circular-red-spots-on-dogsCircular Red Spots on Dogs [Pictures & Vet Advice]

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   • Ringworm. As shown on the pictures below, ringworm lesions in dogs usually appear as patches of hair loss that are usually crudely circular. They may be red, crusty, or scabby.
   • Bacterial infections. The picture below shows a red, circular lesion that is quite inflamed (staphylococcus bacterial infection). This is sometimes called a ‘bullseye’ lesion.
   • Insect bites. The red circular lesions on this dog’s belly, are a result of gnat bites: Initially, gnat bites can resemble ringworm or Staphylococcus skin infections.
   • Injuries (scratches or bites) The dog in the picture below has a crusted, circular lesion on the chin, which has recently been bleeding. For most young dogs, this type of lesion will just be a healing cut, perhaps caused by a rogue scratch or an insect bite.

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3. www.akc.org › expert-advice › healthHot Spot Dog Treatment and Prevention - American Kennel Club

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   • What Are Hot Spots on Dogs?
   • What Causes Hot Spots on Dogs?
   • Symptoms of Hot Spots in Dogs
   • Treatment For Hot Spots in Dogs
   • Preventing Hot Spots in Dogs

   Also known as acute moist dermatitis, hot spots in dogs are localized areas of skin inflammation and bacterial infection. Often a hot spot on a dog will begin as a small red area on the skin that owners may mistake for an insect bite. Unlike an insect bite, a hot spot on your dog will rapidly worsen and spread, developing into a hot, red, oozing, a...

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   Hot spots on dogs are often triggered by scratching, licking, or chewing the affected area of skin. The resulting trauma to the dog’s skin causes inflammation and secondary bacterial infections. Unfortunately, this self-trauma only makes the area more irritated and itchier, which causes a self-perpetuating cycle of itching and scratching. Thus, any...

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   Many skin conditions have similar symptoms to hot spots, so it is important to consult your veterinarian if you are concerned about your dog and think they may have a hot spot that needs treatment. Hot spots are typically well-defined areas of redness, swelling, and hair loss. They can occur anywhere on a dog’s body, but are most commonly seen on t...

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   If you suspect your dog may have a hot spot, the first step is to consult your veterinarian. While it may be tempting to wait for your dog’s hot spot to resolve on its own, delaying treatment will only make the problem worse. In order to treat a hot spot effectively and prevent it from recurring, your veterinarian will need to determine the underly...

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   The best way to prevent additional hot spots from occurring is to identify and address the underlying cause of your dog’s itching. Good parasite prevention for dogs, treatment of skin infections, and management of allergies are essential to prevent dogs from starting to scratch and, as a result, prevent trauma to the skin. Good hygiene and routine ...

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4. urgentvet.com › dog-hot-spots-causes-treatmentHot Spots on Dogs: Causes, Treatments and Prevention

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   Feb 14, 2024 · Hot spots are raw, red, and sometimes bleed, making them easily noticeable against the fur. Early identification and treatment of even mild hot spots on dogs are crucial to prevent them from worsening. What Causes Hot Spots on Dogs? Understanding dog hot spot causes is key to both treatment and prevention.

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   What are dog hot spots?

   • Dog hot spots are areas of infected skin that look red, wet, and sometimes raised. Officially known as moist dermatitis, hot spots can be found anywhere on a dog’s skin and can increase in size very quickly.

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   What does a hot spot on a dog look like?

   • Often a hot spot on a dog will begin as a small red area on the skin that owners may mistake for an insect bite. Unlike an insect bite, a hot spot on your dog will rapidly worsen and spread, developing into a hot, red, oozing, and painful lesion. What Causes Hot Spots on Dogs?

   Hot Spot Dog Treatment and Prevention - American Kennel Club

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   Why does my dog have a hot spot under his collar?

   • The pruritus (itchiness) caused by these primary infections can cause your dog to develop a secondary hot spot. NOTE: Dogs with excess folds around their neck tend to develop pyodermas, especially under their collars. Be sure to keep the area clean and dry and routinely check the skin under the collar.

   Hot Spot Treatment At Home and How to Prevent Them

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   What if my dog has a hot spot?

   • If you suspect your dog has a hot spot, it’s advisable to consult a veterinarian for proper diagnosis and treatment. They can determine the root cause and recommend a course of action, which may include medications, changes in diet, grooming practices, or environmental modifications.

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6. seniortailwaggers.com › red-skin-issues-in-dogsRed Alert: Red Skin Issues and Rashes in Dogs [with Pics]

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   • Hot spots (moist dermatitis) Hot spots, technically known as acute moist dermatitis, are red, inflamed areas of skin that can seem to appear overnight.
   • Red skin issues due to environmental allergies. Allergies to substances in the environment (Atopy/Allergic dermatitis) can manifest as skin lesions in dogs – including red spots or rashes, as shown in the pictures below
   • Red bumps or rash from food allergies. Food allergies in dogs present differently than environmental allergies. Food allergies tend to manifest as redness or bumps on the dog’s abdomen or gastrointestinal issues such as diarrhea.
   • Red rashes & hair loss from Mange (dog mites) There are two main types of mange that affect dogs, demodectic and sarcoptic. Demodectic mange is caused by the Demodex mite and most commonly causes patchy hair loss in younger dogs.

7. www.purina.com › skin-fur-ears › hot-spots-on-dogsHot Spots on Dogs: Causes, Symptoms & Treatments - Purina

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   Mar 19, 2024 · Dog hot spots are areas of infected skin that look red, wet, and sometimes raised. Officially known as moist dermatitis, hot spots can be found anywhere on a dog’s skin and can increase in size very quickly.

8. www.preventivevet.com › dogs › hot-spots-your-dog-isHot Spot Treatment At Home and How to Prevent Them

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   Feb 16, 2023 · Hot spots on dogs are typically red, inflamed, and oozy skin lesions that are painful, itchy, and pretty smelly. They can very quickly increase in size. They are usually the result of self-trauma (hence the name pyotraumatic).

9. vcahospitals.com › first-aid-for-hot-spots-in-dogsHot Spots in Dogs | VCA Animal Hospitals

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   Canine hot spots are red, inflamed skin lesions also known as pyotraumatic dermatitis or acute moist dermatitis. These names accurately describe the inflammatory skin lesions exacerbated by scratching that appear quickly, ooze, and may contain pus. Hot spots can be found anywhere on a dog’s body, but the most common sites are head, legs, and hips.