Signs to See Our Veterinary Dermatologist

Our veterinary dermatologist is a specialized veterinarian who focuses on diagnosing and treating skin, hair, and ear conditions. If you notice certain signs or symptoms related to your pet's skin or ears, it may be advisable to consult with a veterinary dermatologist.

At Niwot Veterinary Clinic in Niwot, CO, our veterinarian offers diagnostic and treatment services for skin conditions. Our vet hospital provides the following information, so you can see if your pet needs dermatology services.

Excessive Scratching, Chewing or Licking

When pets exhibit this behavior, it's often because of a skin problem. Allergies can cause this type of behavior. At our veterinary hospital, we can determine what’s causing this to happen and recommend treatment.

Bumps or Sores

If your pets have large or small bumps, sores, or lesions, this can indicate a skin condition or allergic reaction. Our vet can diagnose your pets and provide effective care to ease these symptoms.

Areas or Patches of Hair Loss

Different conditions can cause pets to develop hair loss. Scratching too much can cause hair to fall out due to damaged follicles. Underlying conditions can also lead to hair loss. We can figure out why your pets have these symptoms and offer treatment.

Fleas

Flea problems can cause a lot of itching and other symptoms, especially if your pets are allergic to flea bites. Your pets might chew or bite the skin frequently. Our veterinary team can provide care for flea infestations.

Chronic Dry Skin

If your pets have developed dry skin that doesn’t seem to go away, we can help. Our veterinarian can examine your pets and determine the cause of dry skin. We can also go over ways to treat this skin problem, making your pets more comfortable.

Visit Our Veterinary Hospital for Dermatology Services

If your pet needs veterinary dermatology for a skin problem, contact Niwot Veterinary Clinic in Niwot, CO. Call us at (303) 652-2194 to schedule an appointment with our vet hospital. We can evaluate your pet’s skin, diagnose it, and provide treatment options.