Equine Alopecia Areata: A Retrospective Clinical Descriptive Study at the University of California, Davis (1980–2011)

    February 2013 in “ Veterinary dermatology ”
    Danielle E Hoolahan, Stephen D. White, Catherine A. Outerbridge … Verena K. Affolter
    Studysummary This study reports that alopecia areata is a rare and typically cosmetic condition in horses, affecting breeds such as Appaloosas and quarter horses, with a possible seasonal pattern of worsening in spring and summer.
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