Pet Dermatology

Pet Dermatology 

People frequently say, “It’s just allergies,” but if you don’t identify and treat your pet’s allergies, they could cause additional health issues.

Mild allergic reactions may be brought on by pollen, mildew, flea or other bug bites, household dust mites, and other allergens. These reactions could become worse with repeated exposure. Whether or not these allergies are recognized, frequent contact or allergy episodes (regular bursts of acute exposure) may lead to gradually increasing symptoms if they are not treated effectively. Chronic allergies can also lead to additional problems like ear pain, upper respiratory discomfort, bacterial skin infections, skin yeast infections, and eye problems. These side effects could persist even after the allergic reaction has faded or been controlled, so it’s important to take action as soon as possible.

Numerous unpleasant symptoms associated with allergies are experienced by many pets. Heavy scratching is a telltale sign of discomfort and itching in your pet, and it may be brought on by an allergy. The easiest way to find out more is to get in touch with our Longview, Florida personnel and ask them about the issue. Skin conditions are typically brought on by allergies, while parasites and fungi can also be to fault. To ascertain what is wrong, our clinic may examine your pet thoroughly and order testing.