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Blastomycosis in dogs is caused by a fungal spore.

5 Disturbing Signs of Blastomycosis in Dogs You Can’t Ignore

written by: Dr. Muhammad Usman Dogs love to play in the dirt whether it’s catching a ball, leaping for a Frisbee or burying a bone. Unfortunately, contaminated soil can carry harmful organisms including Blastomyces dermatitidis (fungi) that causes blastomycosis in dogs. Blastomycosis is a systemic fungal infection that affects animals and humans. The fungal spores are …

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7 Rules to Keep Campylobacter in Dogs From Making You Sick

Dr. Haris Raza, BSc., DVM Campylobacter in dogs is a common bacterial infection that is easily contracted through the feces of another animal. It’s not considered particularly dangerous; however, any condition that causes diarrhea (especially in puppies) is always cause for concern. Puppies are at higher risk of contracting the disease due to their underdeveloped …

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