In severe cases, dog pyoderma, if not treated in time, may cause sepsis and cause death of the dog.

So once you find that your dog has symptoms of pyoderma, such as red rashes, itching, scratching, etc. Injuries, ulcerated skin, etc. should be taken to the veterinarian immediately for examination and treatment.

Local skin care needs to be done during treatment. When purulent secretions appear, iodophor or hydrogen peroxide solution needs to be used to wipe, which can have a disinfecting effect and help with recovery. .