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also see Dog Skin Problem
also see Canine Dry Skin
also see Dog Dry Skin
also see Skin Tumors in Dogs
also see Dog Skin Irritation
also see Dog Skin Problems
Skin problems in dogs can have a range of causes and therefore, must usually be managed in different ways.
Symptoms of canine skin problems include:
Skin problems in dogs may require medication, especially if they are due to bacterial or fungal infection. Many skin problems in dogs are related to allergies. If your dog's skin problem is related to a food allergy, changing him to an all-natural diet could help.
Dog skin problems related to seasonal allergies may require precautions during the allergy season, which usually lasts for three to four weeks during the spring and fall. Vacuuming daily with a HEPA-filtered vacuum can ease dog skin problems related to seasonal allergies. Keeping your windows closed during allergy season can prevent allergens from drifting into the house to irritate your dog.
also see Dog Skin in Health and Sickness: Advice From Veterinary Dermatologists
also see Canine Surgery Preparation: A Checklist
also see Dog Fleas: Signs, Symptoms, Dangers and Prevention
also see Sarcoptic Mange, Scabies, Red Mange
also see Odor Problems and Treatments
also see Dog Parasites and Parasite transmitted Disease
also see Ticks