Skin Center

Your Pet's Skin

The skin is the largest organ of your pet’s body. It’s no wonder than that skin problems are one of the most common complaints that veterinarians hear from concerned pet owners. Pets can develop skin infections, lesions, tumors, even food or inhalant allergies. Learn how taking good care of skin and coat is more than just a weekly bath.

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- Stop the Itching and Chewing
  
  Your pet's "bad habits" might really be bad allergies. Here's how to spot - and control - allergic ... Read More
- Fighting Fleas and Ticks
  
  External parasites such as fleas and ticks are constant threats to our pets, whether they reside ind... Read More
- True or False? 6 Pet Health Myths
  
  People love to talk about their cats and dogs, which can lead to tall tales. Here’s the truth well-i... Read More
- Acral Lick Dermatitis
  
  Also known as Acral Lick Granuloma, this is a thickened, hairless, or ulcerative area of the skin, m... Read More
- Undertanding Flea & Tick Prevention
  
  Once you see a flea or a tick on your pet—or in your house—you’re too late. Instead, try to avoid se... Read More
- Summertime Blues: Flea and Tick Season
  
  Dr. Byron Blagburn, an expert on fleas and ticks, explains why it's essential to protect your pet ag... Read More