Allergies and dermatology are two of the most common reasons why many people take their dog or cat to the vet. See below for helpful articles about allergies in pets including possible triggers and sensitivities such as food, environment, or season. Dermatologic problems can also be a symptom of an alternate condition such as hypothyroidism or an infection from parasites like demodex or scabies, so it’s important to learn about dog and cat allergy symptoms and follow up on changes your pet’s skin and coat.
Corn chips might be a classic game-day snack, but a strong whiff of that uncanny smell from your dog’s feet means trouble. Pseudomonas and Proteus bacteria, both of which naturally occur on...
Runny noses, sneezing fits, and sinus pressure are as uncomfortable for our dogs as they are for us. Fall allergies may play a role in seasonal upticks in nasal and sinus issues, but sinusitis and...
Cats are known to be conscientious self-cleaners, but occasionally, grooming goes too far. If your feline friend is suddenly fixated on licking themselves, it’s likely because of a change in...
Finding a bald patch on your canine companion can be alarming, let alone several bald patches. Shedding is a normal part of life with a dog, but sudden, unusual hair loss is not. Patchy hair loss...
You do your best to feed your dog a high-quality, nutritious diet. But what do you do when you begin to suspect that their food may be making your pet sick? Just like humans, dogs can develop...
Have you noticed dry, red patches on your pet’s skin? These rough, inflamed spots are often the result of a vicious cycle of itching and scratching that can sometimes end in skin infections and...
Dog allergies are pretty common — around 20% of people experience some level of reaction when they come into contact with pups. Allergy sufferers who want to add a dog to their family are...
You can relate to your cat’s love of treats and naps, but did you know that acne may be one more thing you have in common? Despite their fastidious grooming, our feline friends may still...