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.

Summer eczema in horses: Effective relief through targeted care and Doderm Hydro RepairGel – learn more about this topic in our new blog post!

Does your dog have irritated skin that he keeps scratching, licking or biting? You worry and wonder what is behind your dog's skin problem. Because let's face it, itching can be very frustrating! In this blog, we explain how it is possible that dogs suffer from skin irritations faster than humans and what you can do if your dog suffers from skin irritations.