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Unfortunately, we have to confirm two further cases of Alabama Rot, also known as CRGV, for this season. These cases were from Milton Keynes (Buckinghamshire) and Bridgnorth (Shropshire). The UK has now seen 294 confirmed cases in total, with 4 cases in 2023. This disease is still rare, so we’re advising dog owners to remain calm but vigilant and seek advice from their local vet if their dog develops unexplained skin lesions.
Further information and a map of confirmed cases can be found on the Alabama Rot website www.alabama-rot.co.uk/pet-owner/intro-page/
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Unfortunately, we have to confirm three further cases of Alabama Rot, also known as CRGV. These cases were from Plymouth (Devon), near Romsey (Hampshire) and Stanford Dingley (Berkshire). The UK has now seen 292 confirmed cases in total, with 2 cases in 2023 (7 in this CRGV season). This disease is still rare, so we’re advising dog owners to remain calm but vigilant and seek advice from their local vet if their dog develops unexplained skin lesions.
Progress Report October 2022 to January 2023, under "Research/PhD Studentship"
Progress Report July to September 2022, under "Research/PhD Studentship"
The role of the gut microbiota in the pathology of cutaneous and renal glomerular vasculopathy (CRGV) – a shotgun metagenomic sequencing approach
Hypothesis and Purpose of Project Does the gut microbiota play a role in the disease process of CRGV? Establishing differences in the bacterial species in the gut microbiota of dogs suffering from CRGV compared to dogs suffering from Acute Kidney Injury, and Medically healthy dogs would improve our chances of identifying bacterial species that may be responsible for CRGV, either as a direct cause or as a contributing factor. More on the Research Tab.... Unfortunately, we have to confirm our first case of Alabama Rot, also known as CRGV, for this season.
The case was from Godstone (East Surrey). The UK has now seen 287 confirmed cases in total, with 8 cases in 2022. This disease is still rare, so we’re advising dog owners to remain calm but vigilant and seek advice from their local vet if their dog develops unexplained skin lesions. Further information and a map of confirmed cases can be found on our dedicated Alabama Rot website: https://bit.ly/3TUxtew Progress Report April to June 2022 published under tab RESEARCH/PHD STUDENTSHIP
Unfortunately, we have to confirm a further 2 cases of Alabama Rot, also known as CRGV. Unfortunately, we have to confirm a further case of Alabama Rot, also known as CRGV. The cases are from St Alban’s (Hertfordshire) and Ledbury (Herefordshire). The UK has now seen 286 confirmed cases in total, with 7 cases in 2022. This disease is still rare, so we’re advising dog owners to remain calm but vigilant and seek advice from their local vet if their dog develops unexplained skin lesions.
Progress Report January to March 2022 published under tab RESEARCH/PHD STUDENTSHIP
Unfortunately, we have to confirm a further 2 cases of Alabama Rot, also known as CRGV. Unfortunately, we have to confirm a further case of Alabama Rot, also known as CRGV. The cases are from The cases were from Bristol and Kingsbridge (Devon). The UK has now seen 284 confirmed cases in total, with 5 cases in 2022. This disease is still rare, so we’re advising dog owners to remain calm but vigilant and seek advice from their local vet if their dog develops unexplained skin lesions.
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