FAQ

Cheilitis in dogs refers to inflammation of the lips and surrounding skin, often causing redness, swelling, crusting, and discomfort.

Apply a moisture-wicking, zinc-based barrier cream or an antifungal powder to irritated skin folds after gently cleaning and drying the area.

Common signs of a yeast infection on a dog's skin include itching, redness, a musty odor, greasy fur, and thickened or discolored skin.

Yeast dermatitis in dogs can last from a few days to several weeks, depending on the severity and effectiveness of treatment.

A good ointment for dog skin folds is a medicated antimicrobial or antifungal cream, such as those containing chlorhexidine or ketoconazole.

Excessive licking of the private area in a female dog often indicates an underlying medical issue and should be evaluated by a veterinarian to determine the cause and appropriate treatment.

Dog vulvar dermatitis appears as red, inflamed, and irritated skin around the vulva, often accompanied by swelling, odor, discharge, or excessive licking.

Clean the area daily with a veterinary-recommended antiseptic, keep it dry, and consult a vet for possible antibiotics or surgical correction if needed.

Oatmeal baths are one of the best home remedies for dog dermatitis, helping to relieve itching and soothe inflamed skin naturally.

The fastest way to alleviate vulvar dermatitis is to identify and eliminate irritants, maintain proper hygiene, and apply topical medications as prescribed.