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Small Animal Dermatology Q&A 14 (view source)
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Canine juvenile cellulitis or puppy strangles. <br><br>
Canine juvenile cellulitis or puppy strangles. <br><br>
This is an inflammatory granulomatous and pustular skin disease that affects the face, pinnae, and lymph nodes of puppies. The cause is unknown.
This is an inflammatory granulomatous and pustular skin disease that affects the face, pinnae, and lymph nodes of puppies. The cause is unknown.
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|l1=Juvenile Pyoderma
|q2=What diagnostic tests are indicated, and what is the treatment of choice?
|q2=What diagnostic tests are indicated, and what is the treatment of choice?
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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.
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|l2=Demodicosis
|q3=What are the less common presentations of this disease?
|q3=What are the less common presentations of this disease?
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