Ringworm in dogs may be due to the following reasons:
1. Parasitic infection: such as fleas, ticks, etc. These parasites will irritate the dog’s skin, causing itching and inflammation, and eventually form Ringworm.
2. Dietary problems: Dogs’ food lacks necessary nutrients, such as protein, vitamins, etc., which will affect skin health and easily cause skin diseases.
3. Environmental problems: Dogs’ living environment is unhygienic and lacks cleaning and disinfection, which can easily breed bacteria and fungi, leading to skin infections.
4. Genetic factors: Some dog breeds are naturally prone to skin diseases, such as poodles, German shepherds, etc.
5. Immune system problems: Dogs have abnormal immune systems and are prone to diseases, such as autoimmune diseases.
Therefore, it is necessary to find the specific cause of ringworm in dogs and carry out corresponding treatment and prevention. It is recommended to take your dog to the veterinarian in time for relevant examination and treatment.