Pet & Animal Disease Index
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Schnauzer Comedo Syndrome
In mildly affected animals, the only sign is the formation of asymptomatic comedones (blackheads) which are dilated hair follicles on the midline of the back.
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Sebaceous Adenitis
Bilaterally symmetrical hair loss and excessive scaling especially around face, head, ears and trunk.
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Sebaceous Adenoma
Single to multiple raised, hairless, lobulated white to pale pink skin or sometimes pigmented skin masses which may ooze an oily white material. Masses range in size from ¼” – 1” in diameter.
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Solar Dermatitis
Affected skin is reddened, scaly, and may lose hair. With continued sun exposure thickened skin, red bumps, plaques, and nodules develop which may become ulcerated and crusty.
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Squamous Cell Carcinoma
Lesions occur most commonly on the trunk, the legs, the digits (toe), the scrotum, the lips, the anus, and the nose. The lesions are typically ulcerated or cauliflower-like in appearance, bleed easily and are typically solitary.
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Symmetric Lupoid Onychodystrophy
Usually an acute onset of nail loss. Initially, one or two claws are lost, but over a course of a few weeks to several months, all claws slough.
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Vasculitis
bruising, localized areas of necrotic (dead) skin and skin ulcers especially in areas such as the ear pinnae, lips, mouth, paws, tail, and scrotum.
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Viral Papillomas
Often involve the gums, tongue, palate, throat and lip as well as the nose, eyelids and even the eye. These lesions usually appear as white to gray, cauliflower-like masses.
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Vitamin A-Responsive Dermatosis
Skin lesions include plugged, dilated pores/follicles, crusts, and crusty plaques especially on the ventral and lateral chest and abdomen.
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