Generally, this situation may be caused by infection with mites, or it may occur when the dog is older. Skin diseases can also cause the dog to grow pink fleshy particles. It is best for parents to go to the hospital for a treatment. Do a skin microscopy to see what the cause is. If it is mites or skin diseases, timely treatment is required to avoid systemic infection.
Tips:
Generally, skin diseases caused by mites, fungi and bacteria will take a long time to treat and are easy to relapse. Parents should be patient and pay more attention during treatment. Supplement your dog's nutrition to keep his dog's skin dry and healthy.
