ditch the itch
singapore’s muggy climate is bad news for pooches that are prone to skin ailments as it encourages the proliferation of bacteria or yeast on the epidermis.
While some skin conditions are a result of genetic predisposition and can only be controlled with an appropriate treatment plan, zoonotic skin diseases can usually be cured. Unfortunately, the latter can also be transmitted to paw-rents.
Most canine skin problems either result from or are exacerbated by allergens such as dust mites, cleaning products, wheat, and soy. Your pup’s allergen list might be quite lengthy, and many of them can be found in specific foods or the environment.
To effectively tackle your furkid’s skin issues, it is important to get an accurate diagnosis from a medical professional and discuss a treatment plan with your vet and groomer.
