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  • Ear infection in a dog (Mysterious dots on the external ear)

    Nina

    clearing out garden and vegetation along with pesticide spray and keep the pets indoor as much as possible.

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    2021-08-09 06:21:09
  • Proliferative Thrombovascular Necrosis of the Pinnae

    Patriarch

    Lesions, which consist of scaly, thickened, hyperpigmented skin surrounding a necrotic ulcer, begin at the apex of the ear and spread along the concave surface. Eventually, necrosis may deform the margin of the pinna. Pentoxifylline (15–20 mg/kg, bid-tid) and/or the combination of tetracycline (250 mg tid for dogs <10 kg; 500 mg tid for dogs >10 kg) or doxycycline (5 mg/kg bid) and niacinamine (250 mg tid for dogs <10 kg; 500 mg tid for dogs >10 kg) have been anecdotally reported to be efficacious in some cases. Topical glucocorticoids are also an option but must be used carefully because of their atrophogenic effects.

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    2021-04-29 13:10:56
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