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Small Animal Dermatology Q&A 14 (view source)
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*If glucocorticoids are discontinued too rapidly, relapse will occur.
*If glucocorticoids are discontinued too rapidly, relapse will occur.
*Topical therapy with warm antibacterial soaks may be used to remove debris and exudates.
*Topical therapy with warm antibacterial soaks may be used to remove debris and exudates.
|l2=Demodicosis
|l2=Juvenile Pyoderma
|q3=What are the less common presentations of this disease?
|q3=What are the less common presentations of this disease?
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This disease can develop in older dogs (>6 months age) as periocular granulomatous dermatitis. Puppies may also develop nodular panniculitis alone or with classic lesions.
This disease can develop in older dogs (>6 months age) as periocular granulomatous dermatitis. Puppies may also develop nodular panniculitis alone or with classic lesions.
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|l3= Juvenile Pyoderma
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