An example of Alabama Rot on a dog's paw An example of Alabama Rot on a dog's paw
An example of Alabama Rot on a dog's paw

Every area with a confirmed case of Alabama Rot in and around Portsmouth in last year

Alabama Rot is a rare and potentially fatal dog disease.
By Matthew Mohan-Hickson
Published 9th Feb 2021, 18:42 BST
Updated 13th Feb 2021, 10:24 BST

It can cause ulcers on a dog's skin and ultimately can often lead to kidney failure.

The website Vets4Pets keeps tracks on cases of Alabama Rot across the country.

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It includes a number of cases confirmed in Hampshire in the last 12 months.

Here are the places which have had a case of Alabama Rot in and around Portsmouth over the last year.

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A case of Alabama Rot was confirmed in Southsea in March 2020.

1. Southsea

A case of Alabama Rot was confirmed in Southsea in March 2020. Photo: Vets4Pets/Google Maps

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A case of Alabama Rot was confirmed in Bishop's Waltham in March 2020.

2. Bishop's Waltham

A case of Alabama Rot was confirmed in Bishop's Waltham in March 2020. Photo: Vets4Pets/ Google Maps

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A case of Alabama Rot was confirmed in Eastleigh in November 2020.

3. Eastleigh

A case of Alabama Rot was confirmed in Eastleigh in November 2020. Photo: Vets4Pets/ Google Maps

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