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Dermatology FAQs

Dermatology:
  1. What are common skin conditions in dogs and cats? There are several skin conditions that can affect dogs and cats, but some occur more often than others. Some of the more common dog and cat skin conditions include itching, skin irritation, allergies, hot spots, hair loss, flea bites and dry skin. Skin problems in pets can range from mild, temporary ones that only last for a few days to much more serious ones that increase the risk of skin infections and other health issues. 
  2. What can cause skin issues in pets? Pets can develop irritated, dry, red or itchy skin from allergic reactions to certain substances in their environment, such as chemicals in cleaning products. Others can have skin problems due to a reaction to ingredients in their food. Some pets end up with skin problems due to an underlying disease or condition that require diagnosis and treatment, while others can have skin problems from fleas. Flea bites can cause itching in dogs and cats with allergies, which raises the risk of a bacterial skin infection if they scratch frequently.
  3. How can my veterinarian help? Our veterinarians at Cedar Hill can examine your pet and run tests in order to determine what is causing skin problems. Finding out what the underlying cause is will help us figure out the type of treatment that is needed for relief. For example, pets with a flea infestation might need medicated shampoo to handle this problem, along with treatment to ease itching and redness. We also offer flea and tick treatment to help prevent problems with these pests. When allergies are the cause, reducing pets’ exposure to allergens or changing their food can help relieve skin problems. When this is not possible, our vet will discuss other treatment options with you, such as allergy medication or injections. We also offer allergy testing to find the root cause of your pets skin irritations. ​

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Cedar Hill Animal Clinic
​6353 N Hamilton Rd
Westerville, OH 43081
(614)-897-0404
  • Home
  • Online Pharmacy
  • Services
    • Grooming
    • Wellness Exams & Vaccinations >
      • Puppy Visits >
        • Puppy Visits FAQs
      • Kitten Visits >
        • Kitten Visits FAQs
      • Wellness Plans
      • Wellness Exams FAQs
    • Exotics - Medicine and Surgery >
      • Exotics FAQs
    • Specialty Care >
      • Behavioral Consults
      • Surgery >
        • Ovary-Sparing Spay & Vasectomy
        • Orthopedic Surgery >
          • Orthopedic FAQs
        • Surgery FAQs
      • Dermatology >
        • Dermatology FAQs
      • Dental Care and Oral Surgery >
        • Dental Care and Oral Surgery FAQs
      • Oncology >
        • Oncology FAQs
      • Breeding and Reproductive Care >
        • Breeding and Reproductive Care FAQs
      • Pet Nutrition >
        • Pet Nutrition FAQs
    • Prescription Management
    • Diagnostics
    • Urgent Care
    • Emergency Care
    • Urgent & Emergency Care FAQs
    • Senior Pet Care >
      • End of Life Care >
        • End of Life Care FAQs
      • Senior Pet Care FAQs
    • Veterinary Social Work
  • Meet Our Staff
    • Doctors
    • Practice and Office Managers
    • Registered Veterinary Technicians
    • Veterinary Assistants
    • Client Services Representative
    • Groomers
    • Clinic Pets
  • Contact
  • PAYMENT PLANS
  • FAQ
  • Forms
  • Why Cedar Hill?