Humans are not the only creatures who experience different skin related issues. At Vellore Village Pet Hospital, we offer pet dermatology services that address common skin diseases, infections, and allergies. Our goal is to provide relief of current symptoms while getting to the root of your pet’s dermatological issues. You have likely tried medicated shampoos or lotions recommended by a well-meaning groomer or pet store associate. It is wise to get your pet’s skin conditions properly diagnosed. Your Woodbridge veterinarian will create a treatment plan with your pet’s comfort and healing in mind.
At Vellore Village Pet Hospital we perform skin allergy test (IntraDermal Test), and serum allergy test and prepare individualized immunotherapy for allergy (allergy vaccination).
- Is your pet constantly scratching and itching?
- Do their ears become malodorous and have secretion on them?
Pets can have allergies just like people do. At Vellore Village Pet Hospital, we offer pet dermatology services to test your pet for allergies, fleas, ticks, and other critters to keep your pet looking and feeling their best.
Infection on paw before treatment
The paw after dermatological therapy
Dog and cat skin disorders
Pet skin disorders are among the most common health problems. Skin disorders in dogs and cats have many causes, and many of the common pet skin disorders that afflict people have a counterpart in dogs and cats.
The condition of pet’s skin and coat can also be an important indicator of pet’s general health.
Skin disorders of dogs and cats vary from acute, self-limiting problems to chronic or long-lasting problems requiring life-time treatment.
Dog and cat skin disorders may be grouped into categories according to the causes:
- Immune-mediated skin disorders
- Infectious skin diseases
- Pet flea allergy dermatitis
- Hereditary and developmental pet skin diseases
- Cutaneous manifestations of pet internal diseases
To schedule a pet dermatology appointment at Vellore pet hospital, please call our pet hospital using the number below.
We can help you determine a schedule for your pet vaccination. Please call: 905-303-0322.