Many skin disorders in pets are allergy-related. Pet allergies can stem from their diet, direct contact with certain allergens such as dust mites and mold spores, or flea bites, to name a few. We offer the following pet dermatology services to diagnose the cause of their condition: Allergy testing Food trials Allergy injections Skin scraping Ointments/sprays/drops Medicated shampoos Specialized drug therapies Allergies are not the only cause of skin conditions—there are many culprits that could be responsible for your pet’s extreme discomfort, such as: Atopic dermatitis , Ringworm, Sarcoptic mange, Demodectic mange, Ear mites, Flea allergy dermatitis, Seborrhea (causes dandruff and a greasy coat), Lick granulomas.

Has your pet already escaped from your house at least once? Are you worried they might try? Approximately 1 in 3 pets go missing / stolen at least once during their lifetime, and many never return. Regardless of how your pet gets lost, a microchip greatly increases the odds of them being reunited with you. We believe the best way to keep your pet connected to you is to have them microchipped. Pet microchipping is a quick, easy, painless procedure, and it lasts a lifetime. What is a Microchip? Microchip is a tiny transponder no bigger than a grain of rice. A microchip is not a GPS device, but a permanent form of identification that your pet will have for life. To place the microchip, our veterinarian inject it under your pet’s skin between their shoulder blades. This microchip also has an anti-migration feature that prevents it from shifting under your pet’s skin and migrating to another part of their body.