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"Abstract: This study confirmed that the immune system of allergic dogs recognizes a specific yeast as a contributor to allergies—that the dog’s body is mounting an allergic response to the yeast, not just reacting to a yeast infection. The yeast, Malassezia pachydermatis, is present in many dogs with skin allergies, causing itching, infection and sometimes licking to the point of self-mutilation.
Yeah, that's what it sounded like, but I've always noticed the smell of yeast with this. It might be because it was inside folds and inside the ear.....maybe that makes the odor concentrated. Also, paw-licking is VERY common with that, and he's not doing that. You said no paw inflammation between the toes, too, right?
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