When do I need to see my veterinarian for my dog’s skin condition? - Animal Hospital of Statesville
Hair loss would be something I'd want to see the pet for, as well as inflammation, discomfort, bleeding, and pustules. If it's affecting the pet's quality of life, you definitely need to get in and let us take a look at things. It's not normal for a dog to continuously scratch its ear. It's one thing to scratch an ear one time, and then he goes about his day for the next couple of hours. But anything they're focused on like that, sure, we need to take a look at it.
Contributed by Chip Cooney
from Animal Hospital of Statesville
When do I need to see my veterinarian for my dog’s skin condition? - Haywood Road Animal Hospital
If you notice no improvement in your dog's skin condition after a day or two, or if the area worsens, it's time to consult your veterinarian.
Contributed by Adele Hilliard DVM
from Haywood Road Animal Hospital