Skin diseases in dogs can manifest themselves in different ways. The most common symptoms include excessive shedding, itching, redness, hives, rash, excessive peeling or baldness.

How can you help your pet?

First of all, go to the veterinarian who will help diagnose the cause and determine the appropriate course of action. Provide your dog with support in the form of specialized veterinary food, tailored to the needs of animals struggling with dermatological problems, excessive shedding or food intolerance. Veterinary food Dermatosis Rabbit & Potato Small Breed is a recipe composed by specialists in the field of veterinary dietetics, dedicated to dogs of small and miniature breeds. It is an ideal support in case of dermatological problems or an adverse reaction to food. Dried rabbit included in the diet recipe is a unique source of animal protein, which, thanks to its properties, supports the reduction of skin problems.

The source of carbohydrates in feed are potatoes, which reduces the risk of gluten intolerance and other adverse reactions to cereal proteins. The food contains an increased level of essential unsaturated fatty acids omega-3 and omega-6, which support skin functions, improve the quality of the coat and limit the possibility of penetration of environmental allergens. The size of the croquette (10mm) is adapted to the needs of small and miniature breeds, especially in case of problems with chewing larger pieces of food.

What distinguishes the Dermatosis Rabbit Small Breed diet:

1. A unique source of animal protein – rabbit
2. Grain-free recipe – potatoes as a source of easily digestible carbohydrates
3. Increased levels of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids supporting normal skin condition and soothing skin lesions
4. Croquet designed for the needs of small breed dogs

Indications:

• Adverse reactions to food with skin and/or gastrointestinal symptoms
• Suspicion of food allergy
• Dogs with dermatological disorders, regardless of their background.
• Dogs that require improvement in the condition of the skin and coat

Feeding guide: