Environmental and seasonal allergies are not uncommon in dogs, and are most often seen in spring, summer, and fall with the exception of locations that remain relatively warm and/… See more

Just like humans who suffer from anxiety can develop nervous habits such as chewing their nails, twisting their hair, and picking at their body, dogs who suffer from boredoman… See more

Environmental and nutritional factors, specifically cold weather and a lack of fatty acids in the dog’s diet, can cause a dog to develop dry skin. Dry skin is especially common in … See more

One of the most common causes of compulsive scratching, licking, and chewing in dogs are external parasites, which includes ticks and mites (not only fleas). Ticks do no… See more