Sentences with phrase «poor coat and skin»

«Are the signs of good nutritional health present or does the pet suffer from issues including allergies, poor coat and skin condition, loose or odorous stool?

Mange is term used for a range of skin diseases characterized by poor coat and skin condition.

Its shampoo and rinse contains bio-active enzymes that are effective against most of the bacteria responsible for poor coat and skin, and itching.

Not exact matches

Symptoms such as frequent or reoccurring colds, feeling heavy, sluggish or tired, poor skin, acne or other related skin problems, allergies, a thick, coated tongue, bad breath, headache, and feelings of gas and being bloated after meals may indicate problems in the body's functionality and it's ability to process, digest and excrete properly.

My poor dog has been on cortisone for 3plus years now, I finally took her off, feed her «Eagle Pack» holistic select anchovy, sardine and sweet potato formula dry dog food, also I give her Benedryl twice daily, she hardly ever scratches now and her coat has grown back beautifully, I highly recommend this for those who have bad skin allergies, cuz that cortisone is bad news for the long term.

Symptoms of skin allergies in dogs may include itching, chewing, poor coat length or texture, hot spots, rashes, flaking, and self - mutilation.

Since diarrhea is associated with the inability to absorb nutrients, a common symptom is weight loss, the coat losing its healthy look and poor skin quality.

If your dog has a vitamin or mineral deficiency, it can contribute to poor skin and an unhealthy coat.

Symptoms of hypothyroidism include excessive panting due to obesity, lethargy, skin issues, and hair loss or poor coat condition.

Matted coat and mild skin flaking along her back: Molly's large body size causes difficulty for self - grooming, which leads to poor coat condition and skin health.

All were neglected, thin, dry skin, poor coat and infested with fleas.

Excessively deep skin folds stay warm and moist, often leading to poor condition of their skin and coat.

The symptoms can vary from mild lethargy or poor coat quality to severe skin allergies; from occasional bouts of soft stool or vomiting, to persistent, severe vomiting and diarrhea.

Of course, that thick, long coat will need regular brushing to avoid tangles and poor skin health.

If your cat is underweight, seems tired or «quiet,» or has poor skin and coat condition or loose stools, see your veterinarian.

Signs of a food allergy include poor coat quality, excessive licking, dry or itchy skin, frequent ear infections, hot spots, flatulence and anal gland problems.

This is especially true for dogs with poor skin and coat condition due to a problem that started with their diet.

Poor Fat Sources: Fats and oils are essential to a canine diet and required mainly for healthy skin and coat.

Allergic reactions will include poor coat health, dry skin and itching.

Allergy symptoms, including skin inflammation poor hair coat, develop and secondary infections can follow if the condition is not treated.

Joseph Wakshlag, DVM, PhD, has seen problems appear in some dogs, such as weak bones, poor coats, and bad skin.

Vomiting, intestinal disturbance, coughing, lethargy, skin irritations and poor coat condition can all signal that your dog may have parasites.

Animals fed diets deficient in fat can develop poor coats, skin problems and neurological disease.

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His coat was in very poor condition — dry, brittle, almost «singed» - looking, and missing altogether in a few large patches — and he had a purulent skin infection.

Symptoms of ACTH - secreting pituitary macroadenomas in your pet include the following: Increased thirst, increased urination, increased appetite, Muscle wasting, Skin problems, Panting, Poor hair coat and Sagging belly.

Cushingoid pets may develop thin skin, poor hair coat and a «pot belly».

Typical signs include weakness, muscle loss, darkened thin skin, poor hair coat and a «pot belly».

Some of the more common symptoms of this cat health problem include the following: Fever, Swollen lymph nodes, Pale gums, Decreased appetite, Poor coat condition, Inflammation of the mouth or gums, Chronic conjunctivitis, Behavior changes, Problems with urination, Recurrent skin infections and Poor wound healing.

He had poor hair coat and a bacterial skin issue and demodex.

Having a poor diet especially one which is low in Omega 3 may lead to a dull coat and skin flaking.

or providing poor quality types of fat will lead to various problems - a coarse, dull coat and dry, itchy skin often being the most obvious ones.

Protein is required to supply the building blocks for renewal and maintenance of the body's cells, from muscle tissue to organs, skin and coat, so reducing it too much usually quickly results in loss of lean muscle mass, poor skin and coat quality and sluggish behavior.

- Low body temperature - Poor body condition, showing weight loss - Excessive skin tenting and dry gums showing dehydration - Unkempt hair coat - Sharp or bad breath, possibly with ulcers in the mouth - Pale gums - Evidence of ocular hemorrhage or blindness associated with high blood pressure (hypertension)

Poor hair - coat health evident as dry, flaky skin and increased shedding is a common secondary symptom to malnutrition.

Other signs of Cushing's include poor hair coat, skin infections and darkening, increased thirst and urination, panting, a potbellied appearance, increased hunger, and muscular weakness.

Conditions which can negatively affect skin and coat quality include nutritional deficiencies or a poor - quality diet.

General skin and coat conditions — Again, this is a good topic of discussion to have with a vet in order to understand how poor coat quality might be due to a dog's poor general health.

When the coat and skin are in poor condition, your dog becomes susceptible to disease or illness.

These foods may contain acidifying agents, inadequate protein, excessive fiber, and poor quality fats that will result in skin and coat problems.

The classical symptoms are the overweight, lazy dog who dislikes the cold and usually has chronic skin disease and a poor coat.