Can dog skin infection go away on its own?
You’re brushing your golden retriever after a walk in the park, and suddenly you notice a red, scaly patch on their belly.
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What is the most common bacterial infection in dogs?
When you're out for a morning walk with your pup, you might not think twice about them sniffing around grassy patches or greeting other dogs—but these everyday moments can expose them to the most common bacterial infection in dogs: pyoderma.
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Why is my dog's neck itchy without fleas?
You might catch your pup scratching their neck raw, even after you’ve combed through their fur and found zero fleas—and that head-scratching confusion is totally normal.
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How to take care of a skin infection on a dog?
Watching your furry friend scratch and bite at irritated skin breaks your heart. Skin infections in dogs can start as small red patches but quickly turn into inflamed sores if left untreated.
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What does a bacterial skin infection look like on dogs?
Ever noticed your dog constantly scratching or licking a certain spot? It might be more than just an itch—it could signal a bacterial skin infection.
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Can a dog's bacterial infection go away on its own?
Finding your dog scratching at a rash or sneezing more than usual tugs at your heartstrings.
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