Is your dog biting at its skin more than normal? In addition to irritation from flea and tick bites, dog skin issues can also indicate an adverse reaction to an allergy. Making an appointment with your veterinarian’s office may be the first step in identifying the source of your dog’s discomfort. In this episode of Care Experts, Dr. Keller explains why a dog may be scratching and biting at its skin and ways to help alleviate the irritation. Listen to the full episode at the link in our bio. | Ca

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There are various reasons why a dog might develop skin diseases. Some common causes include: 1. **Allergies**: Dogs can develop allergic reactions to various things such as certain foods, pollen, mold, dust mites, or flea saliva. 2. **Parasites**: Fleas, ticks, mites, and other parasites can cause irritation and skin problems in dogs. 3. **Bacterial or Fungal Infections**: Bacteria and fungi can infect a dog's skin, leading to conditions like pyoderma or ringworm. 4. **Nutritional Deficiencies**