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Expert Dog Health & Wellbeing
Expert Dog Health & Wellbeing
How a disrupted microbiome can lead to itching in dogs
by Valerie De Clerck
on Sep 21 2023
New research shows an itchy dog's problem often starts in the gut, not just the skin: atopic dogs have depleted beneficial gut bacteria and a leakier gut barrier that can let allergens and bacterial fragments trigger skin inflammation. Diet changes, restrained antibiotic use, less frequent washing, and targeted probiotic support can help restore that balance and calm the itching.
Expert Dog Health & Wellbeing
by Valerie De Clerck
on Sep 21 2023
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Unkempt teeth, ear infections, skin folds, anal glands, and diet are the most common causes of dog odour. Here is how to spot each one and what actually helps.
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My dog is itching: what can I do?
by Valerie De Clerck
on Sep 21 2023
Itching in dogs is a common problem that is bothersome for both the dog and the owner. Fortunately, there are ways to relieve and treat the itch. It is important to work with your veterinarian to determine the cause of the itch so that you can choose the appropriate approach. In this blog, you will learn more about the causes of itching and possible treatments.