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Ringworm

Usually mildInfectious

A fungal skin infection (not a worm) that is zoonotic and spreads easily by contact.

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Symptoms to watch for

How it spreads

Direct contact with infected animals, people, or contaminated objects and spores.

Prevention

Isolate infected animals; disinfect bedding and grooming tools; wash hands.

Related infectious conditions

Parvovirus in dogs →Distemper in dogs →Kennel Cough in dogs →Leptospirosis in dogs →Dog Flu in dogs →

Frequently asked questions

What are the symptoms of Ringworm in dogs?

Common signs include Circular patches of hair loss, Scaly, crusty, or red skin, Brittle or broken hairs, Itching (variable). Signs vary by dog and stage — contact your veterinarian if you notice them.

How do dogs catch Ringworm?

Direct contact with infected animals, people, or contaminated objects and spores.

How can I prevent Ringworm in dogs?

Isolate infected animals; disinfect bedding and grooming tools; wash hands.

Is Ringworm dangerous to dogs?

Ringworm is considered usually mild. A fungal skin infection (not a worm) that is zoonotic and spreads easily by contact.

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Educational information only — not veterinary advice. If you think your dog is sick, contact your veterinarian.