Dogs can have an unpleasant odor, even when bathed regularly—common causes include an imbalance in the skin microbiome and minor infections. Learn how Doderm Hydro RepairGel supports the skin and naturally reduces odor

How often should you really wash your horse to prevent skin problems and preserve its natural protective barrier? Read our blog to find out how to strike the right balance and keep your horse healthy and happy!

Horses roll around for fun, to groom their coats, and to protect their skin—but too much dirt can lead to skin problems. Learn the main reasons why and how the Doderm Alpaca Shampoo Bar helps keep their skin healthy.

Does your horse have red patches on its skin? In this blog post, you’ll learn what might be causing them, what to look out for when grooming, and how you can specifically support your horse’s skin—for greater well-being and a healthy complexion with Doderm.

When dogs constantly lick their paws, there’s often more to it than just a habit. Learn about the most common causes, when a visit to the vet is recommended, and how Doderm gently supports your furry friend’s skin.

Does your horse constantly scratch its tail or mane? This article explains the possible causes—from parasites to allergies—and how you can provide lasting relief with targeted care from Doderm.

Flaky skin in horses is much more than just a cosmetic issue. In this article, we debunk common myths, explain the real causes, and offer tips on how to properly care for your horse’s skin—with support from Doderm.

Hair loss in cats should always be taken seriously. Bald spots can be caused by parasites, allergies, stress, or even illness. By keeping a close eye on your cat and taking action early, you can help your cat quickly and effectively.

Skin problems are among the most common health issues in dogs. Learn which symptoms you can treat at home, when a visit to the vet is necessary, and how Doderm gently supports your dog’s skin.

Are you also overwhelmed by the huge selection of horse shampoos? In this article, you’ll learn what really matters—and why Doderm Shampoo is especially beneficial for your horse if it has skin problems.

Mud fever is a common and uncomfortable skin condition in horses. Learn how it develops, what the typical symptoms are, and how you can help your horse quickly and gently—including tips for caring for the skin barrier with Doderm.

Red skin in cats can have many causes—from parasites and allergies to infections. Learn how to recognize the signs, when a visit to the vet is necessary, and how Doderm gently supports your cat’s skin.

Many dogs love cheese—but is it really healthy? Find out which types of cheese are suitable for dogs, when caution is advised, and why some dogs may develop skin problems from eating cheese. Plus: how Doderm gently supports healthy skin.

Hair loss in horses can be harmless—or a sign of skin problems such as parasites, fungi, or allergies. Learn about the causes, when you should take action, and how Doderm supports your horse’s skin.

Mud fever is a common and uncomfortable skin condition in horses. Learn how it develops, what the typical symptoms are, and how you can help your horse quickly and gently—including tips for caring for the skin barrier with Doderm.

Cats don’t just purr when they’re happy—the sound can soothe, heal, and even affect skin health. Find out why cats purr, how it relates to their well-being, and how Doderm can help alleviate skin problems.

Many horse owners notice increased rubbing and itching in the summer—these are often early signs of skin issues such as summer eczema, parasites, or an imbalance in the skin’s microbiome. In this article, you’ll learn how to recognize serious skin problems, what common triggers are, and how you can specifically support your horse’s skin with gentle care that strengthens the microbiome.

In late summer, many dogs experience an increase in skin problems—caused by fleas, ticks, environmental irritants, and an imbalance in the skin’s natural flora. In this article, dog owners will learn why these issues are so common in August, how to identify typical triggers, and how to provide targeted care and protection for their dog’s skin. Special focus is placed on the natural skin barrier and the microbiome. At the end, we introduce Doderm as a gentle, effective solution.

Summer eczema is a common skin condition in horses during the summer. In this article, you’ll learn how to recognize the first signs, what causes it, and how you can naturally and gently support your horse’s skin with Doderm.

Fly season can cause serious skin problems in some horses—such as itching, scabbing, and hair loss. In this blog post, you’ll learn what an allergy to insect bites entails, how to recognize the symptoms, and how you can naturally support your horse’s skin.