Lets face it, dogs are itchy. Excessive itchiness can drive dogs and their owners crazy. The most common causes are: Fleas, allergies and dry skin. Fleas are eliminated by a shampoo and dip, followed by Advantage. It is also critical to clean and treat the areas which are frequented by the dog.

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Shower after you swim and use a mild soap to remove pool chemicals. There are swimmer soaps that are supposed to remove pool chemicals from the skin, or you can use that swimmer shampoo as a body shampoo. You might find that using a exfoliant or scrub puff to remove scaly dead skin will take care of that "fishscale" appearance. Apply a mild lotion while the skin is still moist. Sitting around in a wet bathing suit can result in a rash.

In rare cases, the pet could have an allergic reaction to one of the flavor additives in the tabs. Switch to Skin-eze capsules if this happens, since the capsules have no flavor additives.

Try not to scratch this area because it worsens the irritation. Keep the area as clean, dry and cool as possible. If these symptoms persists, you should speak with your health care professional.

Those dry, itchy red patches that occur on the skin are often from a condition known as eczema. Eczema can occur on almost any part of your body although it is typically on the face, neck, ankles, elbows and knees. The most important thing you can do for eczema is to stop scratching the skin. Scratching only makes it worse.

Mild itchiness is normal, especially for few initial weeks of its use. If you are having uncontrolled itchiness, stop taking the medication and visit the doctor.

Allergies in pets are becoming more and more common, and are a common cause of itchiness in dogs in particular. Here Dr Matthew Homfray outlines the various allergies that can affect dogs, and how to find out whether your dog has one of them.

Skin-eze works equally well on cats, and all of our topicals can be used on cats, also. The best way to get cats to eat Skin-eze is to crush the tabs and hide it in canned food or mix the crushed tab in tuna or any of his favorite foods. You or your vet are welcome to call (843)881-5500 if you have questions. You can also reach us by e-mail at info@allergicpet.com

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Amerigel® Care Lotion is a unique skin conditioner that 1) moisturizes and softens the skin, 2) exfoliates to remove flakes, scales and other build-up and 3) helps eliminate itching and inflammation without the use of steroids. Although there is no known cure for eczema or psoriasis, Amerigel® Care Lotion helps manage the skin problems often associated with these conditions. Click here for Amerigel® Care Lotion information.

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One of the most common causes of itching in dogs and cats is FLEAS! To treat fleas, there are a variety of veterinary-prescribed medications that are both safe and effective. Beyond fleas, your pet may be itchy due to mites buried beneath his skin, a fungal or bacterial infection, or an allergic reaction to either his food or environment. Your veterinarian will be able to help determine the cause of the itching. Mites may be treated with a topical or oral medication prescribed by the doctor.

Painful, itchy, smelly ears can be caused by moisture in the ears, too much hair blocking the ear canals, allergies, yeast infection or a bacteria infection. Sometimes even a grass seed or the end of a Q-tip can become lodged in the ear canal. It is important to have your owner take you to your vet so she/he can look deep inside your ear canals and work out exactly what is causing your particular ear problem. Some special tests may be needed.