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My Alaskan Malamute has red skin around the lips extending to the nose — is it demodex, inflammatory skin disease, or eczema?
Redness around an Alaskan Malamute's mouth can have several causes: 1) allergy or irritation; 2) eczema or dermatitis; 3) parasitic infection such as demodicosis or scabies.
Can everyone help check why my dog has no fur around its eyes? Thank you very much.
Hair loss around the eyes may be natural for some dogs, or if sudden, from eye infection or skin disease. Conjunctivitis causing tearing and scratching, or mites, can lead to it. See a vet for diagnosis.
What Happens If a Dog Goes Without Food for 3 Days?
After 3 days without food a dog typically shows low blood sugar and electrolyte imbalance and becomes very weak. With little water it also shows dehydration - loose skin, sunken eyes, dry lips.
What Happens If a Dog Has an Intestinal Blockage?
An intestinal blockage prevents food and digestive fluids from passing normally through the gut, causing persistent vomiting, diarrhea or constipation, abdominal pain, bloating, loss of appetite, and lethargy. Without prompt treatment, dehydration and electrolyte imbalance can develop and become life-threatening.
What causes a lot of eye discharge in dogs?
Heavy eye discharge may come from prominent tear glands, eye inflammation, internal heat, eye disease, or virus; some breeds are born with more. Infection brings red, swollen, tearing eyes needing care; salty food also adds discharge.
Why does my dog have yellow-green discharge around its eyes?
From the photo the dog likely has conjunctivitis. Treatment removes the cause and reduces inflammation; flush with saline and apply pet eye drops or chlortetracycline ointment for a few days. Underlying disease risks secondary infection if treatment is incomplete.
What happens with a herding dog mixed with a village dog?
The mix is a mongrel showing traits from both parents, hard to predict. It may have a long muzzle, long double coat, long legs, bright eyes, strong adaptability, and inherit the herder's loyalty, smarts, and trainability. Looks may vary, with messy coat color or ears that don't stand.
What counts as a disqualification for a Dogo Argentino?
Disqualification means failing purebred show standards (build, color, teeth, bite, nose, bone). A pure Dogo is white, 60–68 cm, with dark eyes; too much color, light eyes, short height, or bad bite disqualify.
What happens if water gets in a dog’s eyes?
Occasional water in the eyes is usually fine; rinse with clean water if dirty. Discomfort, pawing, or redness may lead to conjunctivitis, so use a cone.
What happens when a dog is ‘heaty’ (internal heat)?
Heaty signs include more eye discharge, red swollen eyes, tear stains (risk of dermatitis), mouth inflammation (swollen gums, bad breath, drooling), and gut issues like diarrhea, soft stool, or constipation.