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Prevalence of canine parasitic dermatitis in and around Jammu

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Prevalence study was conducted during the period from July 201 to June 2015, on 391 clinical cases of dogs presented at Referral Veterinary Hospital F. V. Sc & A.H R. S. Pura Jammu. The overall prevalance of dermatitis was 24.55 per cent (96/391) The prevalence of parasitic dermatitis was found to be 35.41 per cent with maximum prevalence recorded in July (42.55 %). Dogs less than one year of age were found to be more susceptible to canine parasitic dermatitis. Erythema, scailing, crust formation, hyper- pigmentation, itching, and hair loss were the main clinical features of demodectic mange. While in sarcoptic mange intense pruritis was found along with erythema, rashes, excoriation, crust and hair loss. | Nội dung Text Prevalence of canine parasitic dermatitis in and around Jammu

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