Causes of allergic dermatitis in dogs

Atopic dermatitis is also called atopic dermatitis. The causes include both endogenous and exogenous factors. Endogenous factors include heredity, hormonal abnormalities and allergic predispositions. Exogenous factors include seasonal and non-seasonal environmental factors. Such as inhaling dust, pollen, wool, etc. In addition, injectable drugs, mosquito bites, internal and external parasites, and pathogenic infections can all cause exogenous allergies.

Symptoms of allergic dermatitis in dogs

Dogs aged 1 to 3 years old are prone to it. The initial sites of onset are around the eyes, between toes, armpits, groin and perineum. Allergic dermatitis caused by flea bites is prone to occur in the lower back. The main symptoms of sick dogs are severe itching, erythema and swelling, and some have papules, dandruff and hair loss. In the long course of the disease, pigmentation, skin thickening, lichen formation, and wrinkles may occur. Chronic cases can be cured naturally after a period of time.

Treatment plan for allergic dermatitis in dogs

Eliminate the cause, based on the principle of anti-allergy and local treatment of the skin
Treatment method: external application of Compound Conner Cream