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The innovative folks at Wahl Pet are devoted to developing the best quality, easiest to use, healthiest for your pup home grooming products to protect your pupper from developing irritating skin conditions. Bathing, brushing and trimming give pup parents the opportunity to frequently monitor their pet’s skin and hair coat. Signs and symptoms of a possible skin issue include: Odor Scratching, licking or chewing at skin Rubbing face or body against furniture or carpeting Dry, flaky, greasy or otherwise irritated skin Redness or inflammation Hair loss Hot spots Round, scaly patches Scabs Rashes Lesions Drainage of blood or pus Swelling or skin discoloration If your dog has any combination of these symptoms, he or she should visit the vet for a dermatological workup.

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Demodectic Mange- Also known as Red Mange, Follicular Mange or simply Demodex, this overabundance of the Demodectic mite is most common in puppies and dogs with compromised immunity. Dogs without the immune strength to control the mites develop hair loss, sores and thickened, inflamed skin. Ringworm- Despite the misleading name, ringworm is not a parasite at all. It is a highly contagious fungal infection that spreads easily between animals and humans. Ringworm causes itchy, scaly patches of hair loss and inflammation that sometimes have a “bullseye” appearance. Seasonal or Food Allergies- Diagnosing allergies in dogs can be complicated and costly because the symptoms manifest in many different ways. In order to assist your veterinarian, be sure to bring a list of all foods your dog eats – including treats, bones and table food. The time of year your dog is most affected by skin irritations, any new bedding, change in laundry detergent or environmental factors should also be mentioned to rule out a contact allergy.