|Articles|April 11, 2011

Today's Daily Dose: Juvenile cellulitis

When you should add this condition to the differential diagnosis list.

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“Juvenile cellulitis should be a differential diagnosis in dogs presenting with pustular dermatitis and lymphadenopathy, even in those older than 12 weeks of age.”

-Elisabeth C. Snead, DVM; Carrie Lavers, DVM; and Paul Hanna, DVM, MSc, DACVP

From A challenging case: A febrile dog with a swollen tarsus and multiple skin lesions

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