, you will find that the Man’s Best Friend Medicated Soap has been successful in healing some of the skin conditions and symptoms mentioned below for our beloved four-legged customers.

It is accurate to say that canine dermatology is not an exact science. Even when we are aware of a cause of a problem it is not always possible to effect a cure. Skin problems into three general categ [..]

Acanthosis Nigricans With Acanthosis Nigricans, a few breeds and dogs of mixed breeds develop a dark pigmentation, usually under the forelegs, that progress slowly to other areas of the body. The skin [..]

Allergies may be caused by inhalation or ingestion of allergens. Once the cause is established some dogs may be desensitized by injections.

There are more inherited skin problems affecting several breeds than space permits describing. One of these inherited problems, alopecia, may affect all breeds. The word refers to abnormal loss of hai [..]

Skin inflammation from inhaling airborne particles that produce an allergic reaction is called Canine Atopy. The agents most commonly responsible are pollens, dander, dust, and wool. The tendency to g [..]

Marry substances applied to the skin either intentionally or accidentally, such as acids, caustics, strong soaps and detergents, may cause irritations. Synthetic fabrics including carpeting and wool h [..]

The outer surface of the skin is shed constantly and even when this shedding is normal it appears excessive in three- to four-month-old puppies. Many dogs have a coat texture that permits the dandruff [..]

In some areas of the country, a blood-sucking fly will attack the ear tips of erect-eared dogs, causing bleeding and scabbing there. These flies attack only dogs that are kept outdoors. It helps to ke [..]

Chronic thickened skin on the surface of a fore-leg and occasionally on a rear leg where it is convenient for a dog to lick may be a lick granuloma. The hair falls out and the skin appears to be tough [..]