Months of itching. Endless allergy treatments at another clinic. Still, no relief in sight. When Lucky finally came to us, we discovered the real cause: a bacterial skin infection, not an allergy. With the right diagnosis and care, she recovered completely within just three weeks.

Case Overview
Lucky, a cheerful and loving dog, had spent nearly five months battling a persistent skin irritation. Lucky's family had been informed she was suffering with an allergic reaction, and despite multiple treatments, there was no sign of improvement.
The itching, redness, and irritation continued, leaving Lucky uncomfortable and her family frustrated and worried.
Diagnosis & Decision
When Lucky was brought to our clinic, our team, led by Dr. Paulina, conducted a detailed examination and diagnostic workup. With her dermatology expertise, Dr. Paulina quickly identified that Lucky’s condition was not an allergy, but superficial bacterial folliculitis.
Superficial bacterial folliculitis is a common skin infection caused by bacteria affecting the hair follicles. In Lucky’s case, it had developed due to a temporary suppression of her immune system linked to the dog’s hormonal cycle.
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