Dermatology & Allergy Care.
Skin and allergy issues are among the most common reasons pets visit the vet. Our team evaluates symptoms and works with you on a plan to manage itching, infections, and chronic skin conditions.
Careful Evaluation
We evaluate possible contributing factors as part of your pet’s care.
What’s included
Evaluation and treatment for skin, ear, and allergy concerns.
Skin & coat evaluation
A thorough check of the skin, coat, and ears for signs of irritation or infection.
Allergy assessment
Discussion of symptoms, triggers, and seasonal patterns.
Ear infection evaluation
Evaluation for chronic or recurring ear infections.
Diagnostic testing when appropriate
Diagnostic testing when appropriate based on the veterinarian’s assessment.
Medication & treatment plans
Topical, oral, or other treatment options based on the case.
Long-term management guidance
Support for pets with chronic or recurring skin conditions.
How dermatology care helps your pet
Our team evaluates skin, coat, and ear concerns, including allergies, chronic infections, and other dermatologic conditions. Depending on the case, this may include diagnostic testing, medication, dietary changes, or a longer-term management plan.
Why skin health matters.
Careful evaluation of skin and allergy concerns.
From seasonal itching to chronic ear infections, the team works with you to evaluate possible contributing factors and build a plan that fits your pet’s needs.
What to expect
A gentle, step-by-step visit
1. Symptom discussion
We ask about when symptoms started, patterns, and possible triggers.
2. Skin & ear exam
The team examines the affected areas closely.
3. Testing when appropriate
Additional testing may be recommended to help evaluate the cause.
4. Treatment plan
We explain recommended treatment and how to manage symptoms going forward.
When to schedule a dermatology visit
Common signs it may be time for a skin or allergy evaluation.
Excessive itching or scratching
Frequent scratching, licking, or chewing at the skin.
Recurring ear infections
Repeated head shaking, odor, or ear irritation.
Hair loss or bald patches
Noticeable thinning or missing fur.
Red or inflamed skin
Visible redness, bumps, or irritation.
Seasonal patterns
Symptoms that seem to come and go with the seasons.
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