Does My Dog Have A Fungal Infection (Coccidioidomycosis)?

Does your dog have a fever?

Is your dog lethargic?

Does your dog exhibits lameness?

Does your dog coughs (cough may be either dry and harsh, or moist)

Does your dog have difficulty breathing?

Are there any swelling in the joints?

Did your dog suffered extreme weight loss with muscle wasting?

Does your dog have enlarged lymph nodes?

Are there any skin ulcers and draining sores?

Does your dog have inflammation of the eyes?

Your dog doesn't show any symptoms of fungal infection.

Your dog show few common symptoms of fungal infection. Most symptoms of Coccidioidomycosis are non-specific so it cannot be said with certainty that your dog does have a fungal infection. However, if you suspect that something is wrong with your dog take it to the veterinarian and have your dog examined. If the veterinarians in your area are seeing a lot of cases of coccidioidomycosis, it would be wise to avoid those areas.

Your dog shows several common symptoms of fungal infection. Most symptoms of Coccidioidomycosis are non-specific so it cannot be said with certainty that your dog does have a fungal infection. Take your dog to the vet. He will give your dog a proper diagnose, and a treatment plan. If the veterinarians in your area are seeing a lot of cases of coccidioidomycosis, it would be wise to avoid those areas.

Your dog shows all common symptoms of soil-borne fungal infection including concerning signs like extreme weight loss. Take your dog to the vet. He will give your dog a proper diagnose, and a treatment plan. Do not try to cure your pet before visiting the veterinarian. If the veterinarians in your area are seeing a lot of cases of coccidioidomycosis, it would be wise to avoid those areas.