Soujanya Nagaraj

Does anyone know what are these brown spots on his groin area? Is it any infection?

happie, Dog, Golden Retriever, Male
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Dr. Tajunnisa M
Hello. Is it blood? Any ectoparasites on the body ?
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Soujanya Nagaraj
It's not blood and we just gave him his monthly spot on treatment. It's just present in his groin area
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Dr. Tajunnisa M
Do you see itching in the affected area?
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Soujanya Nagaraj
Not much
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Dr. Tajunnisa M
The picture isn't clear though but it looks like hyperpigmentation and it could be due to multiple reasons like yeast/bacterial infections or may be hormonal imabalance as well. I advise you to get a clinical examination done for correct diagnosis.
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Soujanya Nagaraj
Ok thank you
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