The hip bone is formed by three bones: ilium, ischium, and pubis. At birth, these three component bones are separated by hyaline cartilage. They join each other in a Y-shaped portion of cartilage in the acetabulum.
The Cold Sore. The term cold sore is a generalized term for ulcerated lesions that result from several different causes. Similar to human reactions, canine skin can overreact to allergens and irritants, or the presence of a virus, and become red and inflamed.tomatitis. Stomatitis or sore mouth can cause lesions located in and around a dog's mouth. Stomatitis is most commonly present due to periodontal disease and can also be caused by lacerations or burns to the dog's mouth. It is accompanied by drooling, bad breath and a inability or unwillingness to eat.
As the infection progresses, oozing sores and crusty scabs, typical of hot spots on dogs, begin to develop. Hot spots on dogs are just one type of canine pyoderma (a bacterial skin infection), known as canine acute moist dermatitis. Other types of canine pyoderma include: 1  Cellulitis. 2  Impetigo. 3  Skin fold pyoderma. 4  Juvenile pyoderma. 5  Deep pyoderma. 6  Interdigital pyoderma.