Dog Skin Problems Directory
Skin problems in a dog can cause pain, rashes, lesions, drainage, shot spots, scabs, swelling, and more. Your dog may respond by licking, scratching, or bothering the skin area that is affected. Common causes of skin problems include fleas, worms, allergies, infections, parasites, stress, and other factors. Most skin problems can be successfully treated by your vet. Follow the links below to find WebMD's comprehensive coverage about how dog skin problems are caused, what they look like, how to treat them, and much more.
Medical Reference
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Mange in Dogs (Canine Scabies)
WebMD discusses common causes and symptoms of mange in dogs.
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Ringworm Infection in Dogs
WebMD discusses common symptoms and treatment of ringworm infection in dogs.
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What are Hot Spots in Dogs?
WebMD discusses common occurrences and treatment for hot spots in dogs.
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Dog Ear Mites – Symptoms, Causes, Complications, Treatment and Prevention of Ear Mites in Dogs
WebMD discussed ear mites in dogs including symptoms, causes and treatments.
Features
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When Your Dog or Cat Has a Flea Allergy
Fleabites are worse for some animals. Here’s how to help your dog or cat ease the itch.
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Should You Shave Your Dog or Cat for Summer?
WebMD talks about how to shave your pets for summer, provides tips, explains what supplies are needed, and more.
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Natural Ways to Control Fleas and Ticks on Pets
WebMD discusses natural options for controlling fleas and ticks on pets.
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Dog Ticks and Fleas Q&A: Control, Removal, Treatment, and More
WebMD veterinary experts answer commonly asked questions about fleas and ticks on your dog.