Mostly found on the trunk area, obese dogs or dogs with short faces are predisposed to infection in skin folds.

Presence of yellow pustules that can ooze and itch.

Additionally, removing the cause of the problem is necessary for a cure or control of the condition.

In all cases, treatment is recommended in favor of resolution because a skin condition can lead to life-threatening circumstances. Skin blisters and pustules can appear in an acute form, and may at times resolve (for a short period) on their own. Pruritus (inability to resist licking, scratching, or attempts at self-harm in an effort to stop the irritation and itch).There might be an odor no matter how much you clean the area.Yellow pustules or sacs of fluid may secrete blood or pus and turn crusty.There may be scaling of the skin, hair loss, or bald patches.Blisters can develop in the mouth and also on the skin around the nails.Ulcers can also emerge around the eyes, in the ears, and on the footpads, anus, groin, or axillae (armpits).Pressure points, like the elbow, may have welts or scabs.Warm, humid areas, such as folds in the neck, may appear red and ulcerated.Your dog may exhibit the following signs and symptoms indicating a serious problem with the skin:

Prompt diagnosis of the reason for the outbreak is necessary to prevent the skin condition from getting out of hand. Skin blisters and pustules can cause much anxiety for your pet.

Skin pronlems with blisters that weep