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Red our article for simple steps you can take to help keep your kitty-cats and doggos’ skin healthy, protected and moisturized as temperatures drop.

While occasional scratching or licking is normal, compulsive behavior can indicate an underlying issue that requires attention. Here, we delve into the top five reasons why your pet might be feeling itchy, providing insights that can help you better understand and address their discomfort.

Just like many of us humans, our pets can have reactions to the seasonal changes in autumn, which can bring about flare ups in allergies or skin reactions like atopic dermatitis.

Seasonal and environmental allergies can have a significant impact on the well-being of our beloved pets. Understanding the causes behind these allergies is crucial for pet owners to provide appropriate care and support. In this blog post, we will explore the key factors that contribute to seasonal and environmental allergies in pets, maintaining an educational yet approachable tone. Here are the causes of seasonal and environmental allergies in pets.

Ear infections are a common problem; it is estimated that 20% of dogs have some form of ear disease or issue. Read on to learn how to identify ear infections in your pet!

Hot Spots are also called acute moist dermatitis, which are localized areas of skin inflammation and bacterial infection. They are typically well-defined areas of redness, swelling and hair loss.