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.

Cats don’t just purr out of contentment – the sound can soothe, heal, and even influence skin health. Discover why cats purr, how it relates to their well-being, and how Doderm can help relieve skin problems.

Many horse owners notice increased rubbing and itching during the summer— often the first signs of skin issues like summer eczema, parasites, or a disrupted skin microbiome. In this article, you’ll learn how to recognize serious skin problems, what common triggers are, and how to support your horse’s skin effectively—with gentle care that strengthens the microbiome.

In late summer, many dogs experience increased skin problems caused by fleas, ticks, environmental irritants, and a disrupted skin microbiome. In this article, dog owners will learn why these issues are especially common in August, how to recognize typical triggers, and how to care for and protect their dog’s skin effectively. A special focus is placed on the natural skin barrier and the microbiome. At the end, we introduce Doderm as a gentle and effective solution.

Sweet itch is a common skin condition in horses during the summer months. In this post, you’ll learn how to recognize the early signs, understand the underlying causes, and discover how to support your horse’s skin naturally and gently with Doderm.

Fly season can trigger serious skin issues in some horses — including itching, scabbing, and hair loss. In this blog post, you’ll learn what an insect bite allergy really means, how to recognize the symptoms, and how to support your horse’s skin naturally.

In this article, you'll learn why gentle care is often the better option – and how you can sustainably support your horse's skin health.

Ringworm in dogs is a contagious fungal infection of the skin that causes bald, scaly patches. Learn how to recognize symptoms, treat it, and prevent future infections – find out more in our blog!

Why is my cat constantly scratching? Discover the most common causes of itching in cats and how Doderm Hydro RepairGel can help naturally.

 

Winter presents special challenges for your dog's paws. Cold temperatures, road salt, and sharp ice can put stress on their sensitive paw pads, leading to dryness, cracks, and pain. Read this blog to find out how you can help your four-legged friend.

In our new blog, you’ll learn everything about sunburn in horses – from common symptoms and effective prevention to proper care if it’s already too late.

Sunburn in cats: How to recognize, prevent, and treat skin damage with Doderm Hydro RepairGel – learn more in our blog!

Hotspots in dogs: How to identify, treat, and prevent these painful skin inflammations – learn more in our blog!

Has your dog recently started to itch a lot, scratch constantly, lick his paws, and even has bald patches and hair loss? Then it could be that your dog has a food allergy or intolerance, especially if you have just switched to a different type of food. In this blog, we will take a closer look at what causes food allergies and intolerances, what symptoms can occur, and how you can treat them.

You've probably experienced it before: autumn is starting and the first crusts and scales are appearing in your horse's pastern. You're annoyed and think: it's that time again, my horse has mud fever. Mud fever is an unpleasant condition for horses and includes a series of skin inflammations on the horse's pasterns. As the owner of a horse with mud fever, you've probably already tried every mud fever ointment on the market, but nothing really seems to help. In this blog, we'll explain what mud fever is exactly and how you can treat it.

Ticks on dogs: How to spot them early and remove them safely – protect your furry friend from diseases!
In this blog, we take a closer look at what ticks are, how your dog gets them, and how to properly remove a tick.