2017
DOI: 10.26420/austinjdermatolog.2017.1069
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Dog and Cat Dermatomycoses in Regions Lining the North Atlantic Ocean

Abstract: Among the whole specters of fungi, only a few dozen species are parasitic on animals, with the vast majority being merely saprophyte organisms. Superficial dermatomycoses of the skin encompass dermatophytoses and some yeast infections. These diseases are quite common in humans, dogs and cats. Other systemic mycoses are much less common, but include cryptococcosis, sporotrichosis, histoplasmosis and North American blastomycosis. We present a review of dermatomycoses common to dogs and cats in regions lining the… Show more

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