Liz Buchanan BVSc MRCVS
Keymaster
Never the less, there seems to be inflamed, thickened skin tracking down from the anus and this should be shown to a vet, as it may have faecal matter slide over it, which can make inflamed skin sore and infected. It may need some kind of barrier cream / medicated shampoo, for example. I wonder if the underside of the tail is also looking bald - it could be that demodex and underlying endocrine diseases might be involved, especially if the patient is on steroids, so more tests may be warranted. Given the location and vulnerability of the skin, it is definitely worth bothering your vets with sooner rather than later. They may be prepared to triage the case to establish its level priority.
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