How to figure out why your dog is itchy, and what to do about it. “Depending on the season or the frequency of itching, it definitely warrants a trip to your veterinarian or your veterinary ...

If your dog has been scratching more than usual, you know how quickly it can take over the day. The constant licking, the paw chewing, the midnight collar jingling as they try to find relief. Seasonal ...

Your dog might be scratching often if they have food allergies or seasonal allergies. Skin infections caused by bacteria or yeast can also lead to uncontrollable scratching. Mange, a type of skin ...

Dogs have fur, and they also have sensitive skin beneath it. It is not unusual for a dog to spend a good part of the day scratching or licking its fur, but excessive grooming can be a sign of a ...

Inhalant allergies are much more common than contact allergies. Rather than developing itchy eyes and stuffy noses, though, ...

Skin itchiness in a dog is called canine atopic dermatitis. In addition to scratching, the dog may lick and chew at the affected area. Continual scratching can cause the affected area to become red, ...

The weather is starting to warm up, and with that will come the return of seasonal allergies. Humans are not the only ones affected; our pets, particularly dogs, are also susceptible to allergies. In ...

Many dog owners do not realize dogs commonly experience skin problems. The reasons your dog develops a skin problem vary, but if you know the problem exists, you can address it. You must understand ...

Lokivetmab (Cytopoint) is an FDA-approved shot your vet can give your dog to treat itching and skin inflammation (dermatitis) that’s usually caused by allergies. Allergens like pollen, dust particles, ...