Nasal Planum Dermatoses of the Dog: Clinical Presentations and Diagnostic Approach

Nasal planum dermatoses in dogs can be infectious, immune-mediated, allergic, neoplastic, and metabolic in nature. Recognizing key lesions and features and knowing how and when to biopsy can help distinguish between similar diseases. The focus of this article is to review the most commonly encountered nasal planum dermatoses in dogs and to enable the veterinary practitioner to recognize and differentiate between them to obtain a diagnosis.

Authors: L. Citron, B. Brame and C. Bradley Title: Nasal Planum Dermatoses of the Dog: Clinical Presentations and Diagnostic Approach Full source: Vet Clin North Am Small Anim Pract, 2025,Vol Document type: Journal Article
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Nasal planum dermatoses in dogs can be infectious, immune-mediated, allergic, neoplastic, and metabolic in nature. Recognizing key lesions and features and knowing how and when to biopsy can help distinguish between similar diseases. The focus of this article is to review the most commonly encountered nasal planum dermatoses in dogs and to enable the veterinary practitioner to recognize and differentiate between them to obtain a diagnosis.