Veterinary Specialty
Veterinary Dermatology
Veterinary Specialty
Veterinary Dermatology
Advanced care for skin disorders
Veterinary dermatology plays a key role in the diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting the skin, coat, claws and ears of animals. Dermatological disorders in animals, be they allergies, infections, parasites or autoimmune diseases, can be complex, recurrent and cause significant discomfort and impair their quality of life.
Introduction
Our approach is based on precise diagnosis and personalized treatment, in collaboration with your local veterinarian. Using advanced technologies and in-depth examinations (allergy tests, biopsies, imaging, cytologies), we identify underlying causes and propose solutions tailored to each patient.
Persistent itching, hair loss, skin lesions or chronic ear infections are all signs that require specialized care:
In-depth diagnosis of skin, ear and coat diseases
Advanced testing for allergies, infections and dermatological disorders
Targeted treatments including immunotherapy, topical therapies, and specialized nutritional management.
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Interdisciplinary collaboration and personalized care
Our dermatology specialists work in collaboration with the internal medicine, imaging and acupuncture departments to identify the underlying causes of dermatological disorders and optimize treatments. Thanks to this multidisciplinary approach, we ensure rigorous follow-up and care tailored to each individual case.
Whether it’s for a specialized consultation or emergency treatment, our dermatology department is available to treat the most complex skin conditions, always with due regard for animal welfare.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of animals can benefit from dermatology services?
Our services are exclusively for dogs and cats.
How often should my pet see a dermatologist?
Frequency depends on the severity of the condition. Some cases require monthly follow-up, while others can be managed with annual visits after the initial treatment.
Are dermatological treatments painful for my pet?
Most procedures, such as skin scrapings or biopsies, are painless or performed under local anaesthetic. Our teams are always attentive to the animals’ comfort.
How long does it take to see an improvement after treatment?
Results vary according to the condition. Some treatments show effects within a few days, while others, such as immunotherapy, require several weeks.
