Dermatology

Skin disorders are a common but frustrating problem in pets and without effective treatment, they can develop into serious health issues. Behaviors such as biting, licking, and scratching can be symptomatic of a dermatologic disorder that’s not only disturbing but also affecting your pet’s quality of life.

Finding the cause, not just treating the symptoms

With 30 years of experience diagnosing and treating the most difficult cases that can range from metabolic diseases to immune-mediated conditions, chronic ear and skin infections to skin cancer, ew are dedicated to finding the source of your pet’s condition and working with you to find a solution.

Signs your pet may have a dermatological problem

Excessive licking of the paws, armpits, groin, perineal area & belly
Compulsive scratching
Regularly rubbing face & body against the ground, walls, furniture, etc.
Red skin, scabs, pimples, and scales
Bad body odor (seborrheic odor)
Hair loss
Red, swollen, or painful ears
Dark or tan discharge from ears
Runny & red eyes
Vomiting and/or intermittent soft stools
Flatulence
Frequent sneezing and/or wheezing

Bald patches, and your cat shedding more than normal
Itchy skin, scabs, red open sores, red plaques
Excessive and frenetic growling while scratching
Rubbing of the face
Watery red eyes
Fleas and ticks
Excessive head shaking, dirty or red ears

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Virtual & At-Home Appointments

Some conditions require immediate attention and other need a more personal touch, that's why we offer both virtual and at-home visits. Introductory meetings, dermatology intake, even diet recommendations can be done virtually. For more sensitive treatments, like hospice or euthanasia, Dr. Limpach can come to you. We can work with you to decide the best course of action.