Skin-related issues can affect animals too. Pets should have regular visits to the dermatologist, especially in hot climates like Dubai. Skin conditions in pets can be transmissible to humans, so it’s important to address them promptly. Our veterinary dermatologists at Al Hayat Veterinary Clinic are highly trained in treating skin, hair, and ear conditions in pets.

‍Key Symptoms of Skin and Coat Health Issues in Pets:
‍ Itching and scratching
Redness or inflammation
Hair loss
Dry or flaky skin
Lumps or bumps
Rashes
Odor from skin
Licking, biting, or chewing skin
Discoloration of skin
Ulcers or sores
Ear problems
Changes in nail or paw health

‍Possible Causes of Dermatological Diseases in Pets:
Allergies
Parasites (e.g., fleas, ticks)
Fungal infections
Bacterial infections
Hormonal imbalances
Nutritional deficiencies
Environmental factors
Genetic predispositions
Autoimmune disorders
Stress or anxiety-related issues
Contact with irritants
Underlying health conditions

‍Dermatology Conditions Evaluated at Al Hayat Veterinary Clinic:
Allergies
Ear infections
Itchy skin or chronic dermatitis
Coat disorders
Nail diseases
Footpad diseases
Unusual skin lesions
If your dog is showing signs of allergies, it’s important to visit a dog allergist for accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment. For any concerns regarding your pet’s skin health, consult with a vet skin specialist at Al Hayat Veterinary Clinic for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment.


‍FAQ
1.What Is the Treatment for Skin Disease in Dogs?
Treatment typically includes antibiotics, antifungal medication, antiseptic washes, and corticosteroids to ease inflammation. Deworming may also be considered.

2.How Do I Know If My Dog Has a Fungal or Bacterial Infection?
Signs of a fungal infection include white or yellowish-white patches on the skin and thick, rough skin. If these symptoms persist, contact the vet immediately.

3.How Did My Dog Get a Bacterial Skin Infection?
Bacterial skin infections are usually caused by a bite or scratch and can be transmitted through the air, contaminated water, or contact with another animal.