A Vet’s Guide on Managing Your Dog’s Skin Allergies
Explore the types of skin allergies in dogs and how to manage them for your furry friend’s comfort.
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Skin irritations (due to, for example, allergic disease) shouldn’t stop your dog’s day-to-day activities.
It’s possible to diagnose and treat skin conditions like this so your dog can continue being their fun-loving and wonderful self. If you think your dog is itching too much, it might be worth trying our online assessment to find signs of a problem and then visiting your vet.
Dogs with an allergic skin condition may also suffer from skin infections, which may cause hair loss, scabs or crusts on the skin.
Explore the types of skin allergies in dogs and how to manage them for your furry friend’s comfort.
As soon as one vet appointment is finished, book the next so the task is done. However, you will still need to make a note of the date somewhere you will see it.
Once a puppy has had the first course of injections at around six to twelve weeks (in some cases later, your vet may remind you when boosters are due but they don’t always.
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