Does My Pet Have Mites?
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by Animal Skin and Allergy Clinic Staff
1y ago
It’s typical to see your cat or dog scratch their ears and shake their heads. Bugs, dust, and even gusts of wind can cause a tickle. If your pet does this more than usual, however, it might mean there’s a bigger issue at play, like ear mites. Not all mite infestations are a cause for concern, but some might result in skin irritation and more serious skin diseases.  Animal Skin and Allergy Clinic wants to help you know the signs of an ear mite infestation. Keep reading to figure out how to tell that your pet has some unwanted visitors:  Signs of Mites in Cats and Dogs Ear mites are u ..read more
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Pet Allergies Need To Be Treated, Too!
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by Animal Skin and Allergy Clinic Staff
1y ago
You wouldn’t suffer all allergy season without taking some medication or visiting your doctor for relief, and you pets shouldn’t have to, either! If your critter is one of the unlucky who are affected, there is help out there. The Animal Skin and Allergy Clinic has the information and tools to help you recognize pet allergies. There are compelling reasons why you shouldn’t wait to treat. Knowing Pet Allergies When You See Them Most people understand allergy symptoms in humans–cue the runny noses, sinus pressure, and itchy eyes. Pet allergies can appear a little differently, though. While many ..read more
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Top Allergies in Pets this Summer
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by Animal Skin and Allergy Clinic Staff
1y ago
Summertime brings out a special kind of excitement every year. With beautiful trees budding, flowers blossoming, and long, warm sunsets, summer truly makes its mark. However, along with this amazing mosaic comes a plethora of possible allergens. You have probably seen pollen floating in the air in the summer, some days thick as fog. Perhaps you suffer from seasonal allergies and know that they can become much worse in the heat.  The veterinary team at Animal Skin and Allergy Clinic points out that you cannot forget your pet when it comes to seasonal allergies. Not only are there various ..read more
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The Ultimate in Body Malfunctions: Paraphimosis in Dogs
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by Animal Skin and Allergy Clinic Staff
1y ago
Just like your laptop or vehicle, sometimes the body has a malfunction. It’s a little bit embarrassing, though, when the part of the body not doing what it is supposed to is part of the reproductive system. Paraphimosis in dogs is not an uncommon occurrence. This is the medical term for when the penis becomes stuck out. When this happens it can be uncomfortable and lead to complications. Animal Skin and Allergy Clinic wants pet owners to know how to recognize paraphimosis in dogs and what to do when it happens.  The Ins and Outs of Your Pet’s Privates Being able to understand paraphimosi ..read more
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The Top Five Most Infamous Summer Pet Allergens
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by Animal Skin and Allergy Clinic Staff
1y ago
The sun is shining, the grass is green, and, for many of us, allergy season is in full swing. Pet allergy season often mirrors those in people. You may be wondering, though, what is your pet actually allergic to? Read on for the Animal Skin and Allergy Clinic’s top five list of the most common summer pet allergens.  Our Top Culprits Pets can be allergic to almost anything. Unlike humans, who tend to have respiratory symptoms (stuffy nose, anyone?), our animal friends tend to exhibit their allergies as skin conditions like itching, redness, ear infections, and hair loss.  Many times ..read more
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Cat’s Got Your Tongue, and Hair, and Furniture: Understanding Cat Behavior
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by Animal Skin and Allergy Clinic Staff
2y ago
Although each cat has a unique personality, there are plenty of shared behaviors that make cat owners scratch their heads. Whether you are an experienced cat parent or are new to the world of feline ownership, here’s the truth behind some of the most interesting cat behaviors: It’s All in the Ears The way a cat holds its ears can tell you a lot about how he or she is feeling. If the ears are forward, your cat is probably interested in something happening around him. If your cat starts to move her ears to the side or to the back, chances are she is either feeling excited or distressed. If the ..read more
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Indoor Winter Activities for Pets
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by Animal Skin and Allergy Clinic Staff
2y ago
Winter can be rough. Fewer hours of sunlight, unpredictable weather conditions, and a post-holiday lull definitely impact our moods, and the same can happen to our pets. If you want to ensure that your pets are getting exercise and mental stimulation even in the months when it seems like winter will never end, we are here to help. Dog-Focused Activities Most dogs get a majority of their exercise outside, so if bad weather is keeping you from going for your usual long walks, there are plenty of activities you can do inside to encourage movement, including: Teach Your Dog New Tricks: whether y ..read more
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Things to Know Before Adopting a Senior Dog
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by Animal Skin and Allergy Clinic Staff
2y ago
Dogs of any age bring love and joy into a home. Unfortunately, many people are only looking for younger dogs as they walk through the halls of an animal shelter and older dogs who are just as deserving of a good home are overlooked. If you are thinking about adding a senior dog to your family, your friends at Animal Skin and Allergy Clinic want to help you know what to expect: Their Health History One of the biggest advantages of adopting a senior dog is being able to learn about their health history. Since they are already adults, most senior dogs come with at least a brief health history th ..read more
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How to Spot Ear Infections in Dogs
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by Animal Skin and Allergy Clinic Staff
2y ago
Ear infections can cause a lot of discomfort for dogs, and if not addressed by a veterinarian, the infection could spread to the inner parts of the ear and lead to bigger health issues. The team at Animal Skin and Allergy Clinic wants to help you learn the signs of ear infections so you can get your dog quick treatment and relief: Ear Infection Causes Yeast and bacteria live in dog’s ears all the time. Since their ears stand up straight, it is easier for moisture and bad bacteria to get trapped inside, which could lead to an infection. Some other common causes of ear infections in dogs includ ..read more
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What’s Up With Your Senior Pet’s Skin?
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by Animal Skin and Allergy Clinic Staff
2y ago
Pets can be affected by skin diseases at any age, but older animals may be more prone to certain issues simply because of their age. Excluding chronic issues that have been present for extended periods of time, dermatological challenges that occur in pets older than age seven are increasingly common. In fact, the appearance and quality of a senior pet’s skin are sometimes linked to other age-related disorders.  All the Senses Nobody wants their pet to suffer. Skin diseases are perfectly obvious to the naked eye, so you can quickly intervene if your pet develops one. The following symptom ..read more
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