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Skin & Allergy • 19 May 2026

Cat Ringworm: How to Identify, Treat & Prevent Spread at Home

Key Takeaways: Ringworm in cats is a contagious fungal infection caused mainly by Microsporum canis Common signs of ringworm in cats include circular bald patches, flaky skin, crusting, and broken hair Ringworm is zoonotic. That means it can spread to humans and dogs through direct contact and contaminated surfaces Treating ringworm in cats requires topical therapy, oral antifungal medication, and strict home cleaning Kittens, elderly cats, and immunocompromised cats are particularly vulnerable to severe infection Effective cleaning protocols and quarantine are essential to prevent household spread and reinfection. Read More

Skin & Allergy • 03 Apr 2026

Dog Skin & Coat Diseases in India: Mange, Allergies & Hot Spots - Consultation Guide

Dog skin problems in India commonly include mange, allergies, and hot spots. Monsoon increases risk due to humidity and parasites Signs like Constant itching Hair loss Bald patches Foul smell Demand vet attention Early treatment with online vet consultations prevents costly complications and helps diagnose quickly. Access BVSc Certified vets via Conbun and use a 24/7 veterinary appointment for urgent cases. Read More

Skin & Allergy • 04 Jun 2026

Why Is My Dog Scratching So Much? The Real Reasons Behind the Itch

Allergies are the most common reason dogs itch excessively, even when no fleas are present. Food allergies, environmental allergens, yeast infections, mites, and hormonal conditions can all trigger chronic scratching. A smelly dog that constantly scratches often has a bacterial or yeast infection. Paw licking, ear scratching, and belly itching can provide clues about the underlying cause. Home remedies may soothe mild irritation but won't cure infections or significant allergies. If itching causes hair loss, skin damage, ear discharge, or lasts more than two weeks, veterinary attention is needed. Read More

Skin & Allergy • 03 Jun 2026

My Dog Is Itching Like Crazy - Here's What's Actually Going On

Allergies are the most common cause of itching in dogs, especially food allergies and environmental allergies like dust mites, pollen, and mold. Bacterial and yeast infections often cause itching along with a strong odour, red skin, ear problems, and recurring skin irritation. Ear infections, dry skin, parasites, poor diet, and hormonal disorders can also trigger excessive scratching and licking. Home remedies like oatmeal baths, omega-3 supplements, and removing potential irritants may help mild cases but will not cure infections or allergies. Seek veterinary care if your dog has severe itching, hair loss, ear discharge, bleeding, open sores, or symptoms lasting longer than two weeks. The most effective treatment depends on the underlying cause, which may require antibiotics, antifungals, allergy management, parasite control, or dietary changes. Read More

Skin & Allergy • 24 Jan 2026

Prevalent Skin Issues in Dogs (With Pictures): Symptoms, Causes & What to Do

Common dog skin problems like itching, hair loss, hot spots, and smelly skin are often caused by allergies, parasites, or infections. Many conditions look similar, so proper diagnosis is important. Early action, regular grooming, good nutrition, and parasite prevention help reduce flare-ups. With Conbun’s online vet consultation, you can get quick expert input to understand symptoms, share photos, and decide the right next steps for your dog’s skin health. Read More

Blogs in Skin & Allergy

Cat Ringworm: How to Identify, Treat & Prevent Spread at Home

Dog Skin & Coat Diseases in India: Mange, Allergies & Hot Spots - Consultation Guide

Why Is My Dog Scratching So Much? The Real Reasons Behind the Itch

My Dog Is Itching Like Crazy - Here's What's Actually Going On

Prevalent Skin Issues in Dogs (With Pictures): Symptoms, Causes & What to Do