In autumn, your horse’s skin needs extra care: read our blog to learn how to prevent irritation, bald spots, and itching, and how to gently treat them with Doderm Hydro RepairGel.

Chafing during coat change is often caused by friction, tight blankets, or saddles. Discover in our blog how to protect your horse’s skin and gently treat it with Doderm Hydro RepairGel.

Cats can develop allergic reactions to certain foods – itching, redness, and skin irritation are common. Learn how Doderm Hydro RepairGel soothes the skin and supports the microbiome.

Winter Care for Your Horse’s Skin: Hay Instead of Grass, Supplement Nutrients, and Strengthen Skin and Coat with Doderm Hydro RepairGel – learn more in our blog.

Skin problems in dogs can result from a dirty or unsuitable dog bed – from itching and redness to hair loss. Read in this blog how Doderm Hydro RepairGel soothes the skin, strengthens the microbiome, and supports regeneration.

Dogs can smell unpleasant even with regular washing – often due to skin microbiome imbalances or minor infections. Discover how Doderm Hydro RepairGel supports the skin and naturally reduces odor.

How often should you really wash your horse to avoid skin problems and preserve its natural protection? Find out in our blog how to strike the right balance and keep your horse healthy and happy!

Horses roll for fun, to care for their coat, and to protect their skin – but too much dirt can lead to skin issues. Discover the main reasons behind this behavior and how the Doderm Alpaca Shampoo Bar helps keep your horse’s skin healthy.

Does your horse have red skin patches? In this blog, you’ll learn about the possible causes, what to watch out for in care, and how to support your horse’s skin effectively – for more well-being and a healthy skin condition with Doderm.

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

Is your horse constantly scratching its tail or mane? This article reveals the possible causes – from parasites to allergies – and how targeted care with Doderm can provide lasting relief.

Scaly skin in horses is much more than just a cosmetic issue. In this article, we debunk common myths, explain the real causes, and share 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 underlying illnesses. Those who pay close attention and act early can help their cat quickly and effectively.

Skin problems are among the most common complaints in dogs. Learn which symptoms you can treat yourself, 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 good for your horse’s skin problems.

Mud fever is a common and troublesome skin condition in horses. Learn how it develops, the typical symptoms, and how you can quickly and gently support your horse – 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 vet visit is necessary, and how Doderm gently supports your cat’s skin.

Many dogs love cheese – but is it really healthy for them? Learn which types of cheese are safe for dogs, when to be cautious, and why some dogs may develop skin problems from cheese. Plus: how Doderm gently supports healthy skin.

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

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