FAQ

Common signs of yeast infection in dogs include excessive itching, skin irritation, a musty odor, hair loss, and recurrent ear infections.

You should see a vet if your dog’s dry skin is persistent, worsening, or accompanied by other symptoms like itching, hair loss, or skin sores.

Dry skin doesn't necessarily mean a dog has fleas, but flea infestations can cause itching and irritation that may lead to dry, flaky skin.

Dry skin flakes on a dog typically appear as small, white or off-white specks scattered through the fur, resembling dandruff.

Crusty scabs on your dog’s skin may be caused by allergies, parasites, infections, or skin conditions like dermatitis or mange.

You can give your dog omega-3 fatty acid supplements, coconut oil, or special moisturizing shampoos formulated for dogs to help relieve dry skin.

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Fast-acting treatments like flea sprays with pyrethrin or products containing nitenpyram can kill fleas on contact overnight.

Use a flea comb, apply vet-approved topical treatments or flea sprays, and wash your dog’s bedding to get rid of fleas quickly without bathing.

Products like flea sprays with permethrin or natural solutions like diluted apple cider vinegar can kill fleas on contact overnight.