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Six cases with many<jats:italic>Malassezia<\/jats:italic>yeasts were identified histopathologically. Based on the extent of clinical disease, three cases were regarded as localized and three were generalized infections. Clinical findings included alopecia with dry seborrhoea (four cases), greasy seborrhoea (one case), and no clinical findings specific to localized<jats:italic>Malassezia<\/jats:italic>infection when concurrent bacterial infection was present (one case). Mild pruritus was reported in two cases of generalized infection. No breed predilection was apparent. Three cases were male and three were female.<jats:italic>Malassezia<\/jats:italic>dermatitis occurred in goats from 10\u2003months to 13\u2003years of age. Three of six cases had concurrent bacterial infection. Skin lesions resolved following topical antifungal therapy in the two goats that were treated. 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