Sentences with phrase «veterinarian for skin problems»

Dogs are taken to the veterinarian for skin problems more than any other reason.

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Skin disease can be a frustrating problem for both cat owners and veterinarians.

Unless your veterinarian is quite certain that he / she knows the cause and cure for your pet's skin problem, a diet change is often a good inclusion in your cat's treatment plan.

By the time your general veterinarian becomes frustrated with the problem and refers it to veterinary dermatologist for diagnosis, about 6 in 100 cat skin problems end up being cases of pemphigus foliaceus.

If the problem is so severe, you can ask your veterinarian for some special ointment or cream to help the skin heal faster.

Maybe your veterinarian ran the appropriate diagnostic tests for skin problems: a skin scrape cytology, skin tape cytology, fungal culture, trichogram and maybe an endocrine and thyroid function blood panel and serum allergy tests.

It concerns me that some veterinarians and many pet owners are seduced by the pseudo-science of manufactured pet foods that have nutraceutical additives that claim medical benefits, as for fur balls in cats, obesity, heart, joint and skin problems, not unlike the health claims made on the packages of main - stream sugar coated cereals and «health» snacks.

«Veterinarians perform a full physical exam on the pet during which they look for problems with the eyes, ears, skin, internal organs and other body systems.

Treatment for this type of skin problem involves elimination of the offending insect and treatment of the bite area with medication prescribed by your veterinarian (usually oral antihistamines or an anti-itch cream.)

Other conditions that cause skin disease may also need to be ruled out, and your veterinarian may advise specific testing for thyroid disease and other hormonal or immune - mediated problems.

To get behind the reason for your cat's skin or fur problems, it's important to have kitty checked out by a veterinarian.

For starters, if your dog is itchy or has an apparent skin problem, go to your veterinarian.

Cooking lamb from the butcher or grocery store and rice had been recommended by veterinarians for dogs with skin problems and food allergies for years.

Your veterinarian will provide proper treatments for not only the flea infestation, which is the primary underlying problem, but also for the secondary flea allergy dermatitis and skin infections.

Many pets routinely have skin problems, which can be quite challenging for our veterinarians.

If the skin infection fails to resolve as expected or becomes a reoccurring problem, your veterinarian will need to search for an underlying cause.

Our grooming team works closely with our veterinarians for treatment of special medical problems such as ear infections and skin disorders.

Your veterinarian will check for disease, parasites and skin disorders, as well as any potential eye, ear and dental problems.

Do you have a question for our veterinarian about dog skin problems?

If you notice a change in your cat's hair or skin, contact your veterinarian for a consultation to address the problem.

Should our team identify any symptoms of a skin problem, our veterinarian is just steps away for closer investigation.

Due to the range of causes of skin problems and hair loss, it is important for your veterinarian to examine your pet and determine what the cause of the alopecia is, as well as the best treatment for your dog or cat.

Cats are notorious for becoming addicted to dry foods, and such foods, generally condoned by veterinarians because they believe the manufacturers» claim that the food is scientifically formulated and balanced for health and maintenance, and helps keep cats» teeth clean, can result in several serious diseases, from obesity and skin problems to diabetes and urinary tract problems.

Most cats will scratch on occasion but if you notice that the occasional scratch and regular grooming turns into a cat who appears uncomfortable, cat skin problems may be present and you should schedule an appointment with one of the veterinarians here at The Drake Center for Veterinary Care.

Symptoms of a food allergy include sickness, diarrhea, and skin problems, however your veterinarian will be able to confirm for sure if your pet has an allergy and can advise on the best course of action.

Your veterinarian can teach you how to observe for overgrown teeth and toe nails, sore hocks, discharge from the eyes, ears, nose, skin, and genital areas because these abnormalities may be signs of potentially serious and life - threatening problems.

Lick granuloma is a common skin problem in dogs that is very frustrating for the dog, the owner, and the veterinarian.

As a veterinarian, I see many dogs for itching and skin problems caused by fleas.

Pet King Brands» Zymox Enzymatic shampoo, which has been available only through veterinarians until recently, has an answer for one of the most common problems experienced by pets — itchy, dry and irritated skin.

Remember to refer the pet's owner to a qualified veterinarian for any kind of diagnosis, especially in the case of severe skin problems.