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Question by doghealth
Submitted on 3/4/2004
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what does ringworm do to your dog?



Answer by BostonOwner
Submitted on 3/8/2004
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Ringworm causes leisons and hair lost.  The disease can be transit from direct contract, dog to dog, dog to cat, and so forth.  There are several treatments.  See your vet before prolonged health effect occurs.

 

Answer by Animal-Princess
Submitted on 5/14/2004
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This is not a seriuos condition. You should see your vet for info on medications. It can cause some hair loss.

 

Answer by catmando
Submitted on 2/14/2005
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Ringworm can cause hairloss and irritation. It can spread to other animals and people.
I have had it and found it very itchy and unsightly.
I have two dogs and five cats,one cat had ringworm but all the animals had to be treated and it was costly.
Not serious but believe me you could do without it!!

 

Answer by Jade
Submitted on 1/3/2007
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ringworm is not that serious however it can be really uncomfortable for dogs, so there are some medications to help them, but most dogs can get rid of it by themselves.

 

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