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ALOPECIA (BALDNESS)

Alopecia is the loss of hair without any apparent disease or parasites to account for the condition. Among the suspected causes are disease, parasites, friction (such as sleeping or lying on hard surfaces), functional disorders, chemical irritations and dietary deficiencies.

The obvious symptoms of alopecia are either small, localized bald spots or large, irregular bald areas. Alopecia is another skin condition that requires various tests to determine the cause. While there is no discomfort in many cases of alopecia, it is unsightly. And, of course, a poor coat impairs the dog's insulation against heat and cold. Home remedies are useless, unless you know the cause. Consult your veterinarian.
 
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