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Fungal Culture in Dogs

Learn about fungal cultures in dogs, including how and why they're done.

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Mange in Dogs

Dogs with mange have skin problems. Learn about canine mange.

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Allergy Testing in Dogs

Learn about food trials, serum allergy testing, and skin testing in dogs.

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Puppy Strangles

Learn the cause, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of puppy strangles.

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Interdigital Cysts in Dogs

Interdigital cysts are sores between dogs' toes, and they have many causes.

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Why Do Some Dogs Have Spots on Their Tongues?

Dark spots on a dog's tongue don't necessarily mean Chow blood. Learn more.

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Perianal Fistulae in Dogs

Find out all about the cause, signs, diagnosis, and treatment of perianal fistulae in dogs.

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Acne in Dogs

Acne in dogs can be painful. Learn about canine acne.

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Scabies in Dogs

Learn the cause, diagnosis, and treatment of scabies in dogs.

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Culture and Sensitivity Skin Test in Dogs

Learn about how a culture and sensitivity test can help diagnose and choose treatment for skin infections in dogs.

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Signs of Yeast Infections in Dogs

Learn about the signs, causes, and treatments of yeast infections on the skin of dogs.

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Why Is Some of My Dog's Skin Turning Black?

If some of your dog's skin is turning black, one of these things might be going on.

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Lipomas in Dogs: What You Need to Know

Learn about lipomas in dogs, including their symptoms, causes, and treatment.

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My Dog Has a Lump: What Do I Do?

Don't panic if you find a lump on your dog; learn what to do here.

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Does Your Dog Have Hairy Teeth?

Learn what to do if you lift your dog's gums to find hairy teeth inside his or her mouth.

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Contact Dermatitis in Dogs

Dogs may develop contact dermatitis when their skin is exposed to chemicals or other irritants.

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Flea Allergy Dermatitis in Dogs

Not all dogs become terribly itchy when they have fleas. Learn about flea allergy in dogs here.

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Atopy: Inhalant Allergies in Dogs

Atopy in dogs is an allergic condition where dogs' skin becomes itchy due to something they breathed in. Learn more about atopic dermatitis.

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Lick Granuloma: Causes, Treatments, and Prevention of Acral Lick Granuloma in Dogs

Lick granuloma in dogs is a stubborn, frustrating problem. Find out the causes, symptoms, and treatment of lick granuloma, as well as some surprising treatment options.

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Dealing With Canine Scratching and Licking

Many people can relate to the feeling of annoyance that a dog's relentless scratching and licking can bring. It can be difficult to determine the cause of skin disorders in dogs but it's important to diagnose it properly so the appropriate treatment can be instituted.

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Hotspots in Dogs

Hotspots in dogs can cause pain, itchiness, and infection. Learn the causes, symptoms, treatment, and prevention of hotspots in dogs.

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