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Description	Dermatophilosis donkey.jpg An extensive case of generalised dermatophilosis. Note the uneven hair length and the major distribution of lesions over the back and neck. The ventral abdomen and the lower parts of sides of the body trunk tend to be spared because they are not repeatedly wetted by rain. It is always worth isolating the affected cases and protecting them from rain, etc. Rugging tends to make the skin damp and so aids replication and spread of the organism.
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Source	The Donkey Sanctuary
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