No matter how much you dust, sweep, or vacuum, cat hair tends to stick to everything. The good news is that shedding is normal for cats. However, excessive shedding can point to potential medical issues. Our Orange Park veterinary dermatologist explains what to watch for if you're wondering, "Why does my cat shed so much?"
No matter your cat's age, routine veterinary care is vital to their health and well-being. It can also prevent many skin conditions or give your primary veterinarian an opportunity to detect them early. In this post, our veterinary dermatologist in Orange Park discusses the importance of routine exams, how often you should take your cat to the vet for checkups, and how we can help support your cat's health.
Have you ever wondered if a dog's mouth is cleaner than a human's? Our veterinary dermatologist in Orange Park has some interesting pieces of trivia to share in this article, including the answer to this question. We'll also explain how to clean a dog's teeth and mouth.
MRSP is a type of bacteria that is becoming increasingly common in dogs and cats, posing a serious threat to their health. Today, our Orange Park vets will explain MRSP in cats and dogs, treatment options, and prevention tips.
Have you noticed your pet itching, sneezing, or licking their fur more than usual? Similar to humans, cats and dogs can suffer from seasonal allergies that can trigger chronic health conditions. In this post, our Orange Park veterinary dermatologist explains how immunotherapy can play an important role in providing relief of chronic health conditions in pets.
Hypothyroidism can cause numerous changes in a dog's body, and negatively affect their skin and coat. In this post, our Orange Park veterinary dermatologist talks about treatment for hypothyoidism in dogs, including medicinal and natural remedies.
Discoid lupus erythematosus most often affects the skin surrounding a dog's nose, causing crusts, scaps, erosions, or ulcers. Our Orange Park veterinary dermatologist explains the other symptoms and causes of this disease, and discusses diagnosis and treatment.
If you've noticed your dog has been licking their skin or fur more often lately, this may be more than an annoying habit. In this post, our Orange Park veterinary dermatologist explains potential causes of excessive licking in dogs, along with treatment options.
Folliculitis can cause dogs to develop swelling, blemishes or hyperpigmentation of the skin. Our veterinary dermatologist in Orange Park explains the cause of this skin condition and potential treatment options.
If your pet has developed an allergy, specific tests can help us identify the underlying condition causing your pet's symptoms. Today, our Orange Park veterinary dermatologist discusses what's involved in allergy testing for pets, and when it's necessary.
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