In animals, ringworm can be detected by hair loss, which is often crusty. This hair loss can occur anywhere on the body but commonly affects tails, paws and ears.

Contrary to its moniker, ringworm is actually a fungal infection that can affect the nails, skin and hair of dogs and other animals. According to the Merck Veterinary Manual, dermatophytosis (or ...

Frankie the French Bulldog pup has a stumpy tail and an odd bald patch on his rear end. Ringworm is a fungal skin infection that's rare in city dogs, but in the country, it's easy for dogs to pick ...

Ringworm infections in dogs can be treated with a visit to the vet. Dog owners should keep an eye out for circular and irregular patches of hair loss, red, scaly or crusty skin, or itching and ...