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The veterinary dermatology is responsible for the diagnosis and treatment of skin, hair and ear problems in dogs and cats, one of the most frequent causes of veterinary consultation. Itching, recurrent infections, hair loss or otitis often require specific clinical assessment and appropriate follow-up.
At Benivet Benissa we address dermatological problems by means of a precise differential diagnosisThe cause of the problem (allergies, infections, parasites or other pathologies) is identified in order to establish safe and adapted treatments for each pet.
Benivet Benissa - Av. del País Valencià, 10, 03720 Benissa -
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At Benivet Benissawe specialise in the veterinary dermatologyensuring accurate diagnoses and personalised treatments for dogs, cats and other pets. From allergies and infections to autoimmune or parasitic conditions, our goal is to detect and address the root of the problem to restore your pet's health and comfort.
Our procedures include:
Complete clinical evaluation of skin, ears and coat.
Specific tests such as cytologyskin culture, skin scrapings and biopsies if necessary.
Local (alopecia, scabies, dermatitis) and systemic treatments, according to indications.
We complement with services such as veterinary allergology to identify triggers, and advice in dermatological nutrition.
For an in-depth look at dermatological disorders in small animals, consult this specialised guide: "Dermatological Problems in Animals" in the MSD Veterinary Manual.
Skin, hair and ear problems often require specific dermatological assessment to identify the cause and prevent relapses.
The veterinary dermatology is indicated when your dog or cat has itchingredness, hair loss, bad odour, scabs, non-healing wounds, "pimples", compulsive licking or "pimples". recurrent otitis. In Benivet Benissa we start with medical history + dermatological examination and, if the cause needs to be confirmed or treatment needs to be adjusted, we recommend tests only when they provide useful information:
Veterinary practice in BenissaInitial assessment, review of habits (bathing, deworming, diet), itch pattern and affected areas.
Microscopy and cytologyto identify bacterial/yeast infection, inflammation, mites in some cases and guide treatment (very useful in skin and ear).
Blood testswhen there are persistent skin problems, suspicion of systemic disease, prolonged treatment, or to assess the safety of medication.
Stool analysis/coprological testsIf there is perianal itching, recurrent diarrhoea or suspicion of parasites that may play a role in the condition.
Veterinary nutritionif a food component is suspected (e.g. allergy/intolerance dermatitis) or if you need a well-monitored and controlled elimination diet plan.
If the case is recurrent, complex or if there are associated illnesses, we coordinate the follow-up from veterinary internal medicine for a comprehensive approach.
👉 If you want an assessment for itching, otitis or skin problems, request an appointment here or call +34 622 325 271.
According to the DGT, when travelling with your pet in the car, you must place a separator to prevent your pet from distracting you and
Only a veterinarian can assess the health status of the animals, taking also into account other circumstances such as the type of
Domestic or companion animals, particularly those belonging to the canine species, shall also be classified as potentially dangerous,
You should make an appointment if you notice intense itchingThe dog should also be consulted in the event of redness, dandruff, localised hair loss, bad odour, wounds that do not heal, changes in the pads or lesions on the ears and muzzle. It is also advisable to consult when the otitis are repeated or appear together with other signs of allergy. Early assessment prevents the problem from becoming chronic.
In veterinary dermatology we combine medical history (since when does it itch, at what times, whether it lives indoors/outdoors, feeding, travelling, etc.) with the detailed exploration of skin, ears and mucous membranes. Depending on the case, we can perform skin scrapings, cytology, allergy tests, cultures, blood tests or elimination diets to arrive at an accurate diagnosis.
Not always. Although allergies are common, itching can have other causes: external parasites, bacterial or fungal infections, hormone problems, autoimmune diseases, etc. or other systemic disorders. It is therefore important not to simply change the feed or use shampoos without a proper diagnosis.
It depends on the cause. Some infections or parasites can be are completely solved with appropriate treatment. In other cases, such as certain allergies or chronic illnesses, the aim is to controlling outbreaks, reducing itching and improving quality of life with a long-term management plan (medication, diet, environmental control, skin and ear care).
Treatment may include oral or topical medicationWe also offer antiparasitic products, ear treatments, specific diets, immunotherapy for allergies and skin hygiene guidelines with shampoos or lotions. At Benivet Benissa we adapt the plan to each patient, looking for the best treatment for their maximum itch control with as little side effect as possible.
It is key to follow the plan prescribed by the vet: comply with medication timingsrespect the recommended diet if undergoing food allergy testing, apply topical products correctly and attend check-ups. It is also advisable to check for fleas and other parasites all year round and avoid household or human-use products without indication, as they can worsen the condition.
Do you have any doubts about care, treatment or prevention for your pet? Consult our section of Frequently Asked Questions where we solve the most common queries about dogs and cats.
