Does your furry friend have skin issues? We have developed with the help of veterinary dermatologists a questionnaire for you to get an idea of your pet’s skin typology with a selection of recommended product adapted to your pet’s skin. This tool does not replace a vet consultation.
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Diffuse scaling, dandruff, flaky skin
Localised hair loss, bald patch
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Itch. Your dog will show excessive rubbing, scratching, licking, chewing
Pustules
(multiple answers possible)
Dull coat
Bad skin/coat odour
None of these signs
None of these signs
None of these signs
Small nodules, pimples, furuncles
Diffuse hair loss, large hairless areas
Brownish discolouration at the base of the nails
None of these signs
Scales in circles (collarettes) with dark patch in it
Does your dog present with…
Crusts
Skin rash / pink, red spots
Hot spot, exsudative, moist lesion
Small black spots / blackheads (comedons)
Dark, thick skin
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Skin/coat greasy to the touch
None of these signs
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Brownish discolouration at the base of the nails
Dark, thick skin
None of these signs
Diffuse hair loss, large hairless areas
Itch. Your dog will show excessive rubbing, scratching, licking, chewing
Skin rash / pink, red spots
Scales in circles (collarettes) with dark patch in it
Bad skin/coat odour
None of these signs
None of these signs
Crusts
Pustules
Dull coat
Diffuse scaling, dandruff, flaky skin
Small black spots / blackheads (comedons)
None of these signs
None of these signs
Skin/coat greasy to the touch
Small nodules, pimples, furuncles
Localised hair loss, bald patch
Hot spot, exsudative, moist lesion
Your dog may have an endocrine disorder, a hair disease or a systemic disease. We recommend you to go to the vet. If you need to wash your dog, you can use maintenance products such as DOUXO® S3 CARE
Your dog most probably has a seborrheic disorder. You can use appropriate seboregulating products such as DOUXO® S3 SEB products to reduce dandruff, excess sebum and unpleasant odours. We prompt you to go to the veterinarian to identify and treat the cause of scaling and/or greasy skin.
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Your dog seems to have a normal skin. If the coat is dull to normal, you can use regular products such as DOUXO® S3 CARE products for ultra-gentle maintenance care.
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Your dog most probably has external parasites such as fleas and/or an allergy. You can soothe pruritus, irritation with appropriate products for sensitive skins such as DOUXO® S3 CALM products. We prompt you to go to the veterinarian to identify the cause and treat the allergic/parasitic disease.
You dog may have a skin infection. You can disinfect your dog’s skin with appropriate products such as DOUXO® S3 PYO. We prompt you to bring your dog to the veterinarian to identify the responsible germ and a possible underlying disease.
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You dog may have a deep skin infection. We recommend you to bring your dog to the veterinarian quickly to identify the responsible germ, find the appropriate treatment and find out the cause. In the meantime, you can disinfect the area with antiseptic products such as DOUXO® S3 PYO.
Your dog most probably has a seborrheic disorder. You can use appropriate seboregulating products such as DOUXO® S3 SEB products to reduce dandruff, excess sebum and unpleasant odours. We prompt you to go to the veterinarian to identify and treat the cause of scaling and/or greasy skin.
Your dog may have an endocrine disorder, a hair disease or a systemic disease. We recommend you to go to the vet. If you need to wash your dog, you can use maintenance products such as
DOUXO® S3 CARE
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No
Dull coat
None of these signs
Bald belly
Greasy coat base of the tail (stud tail)
None of these signs
Does your cat present with…
Yes
Excessive licking/grooming (more than one hour per day)
None of these signs
Skin/coat greasy to the touch
Symmetrical (on both sides) hairless areas
Excessive scratching (particularly on head and neck)
Crusts or excoriations on the head and/or neck
Small black spots / blackheads (comedons) on the chin
Diffuse scaling, dandruff, flaky skin
Does your cat present with single or multiple localised non symetrical areas of hair loss in other areas than the abdomen?
Dull coat
Diffuse scaling, dandruff, flaky skin
Excessive licking/grooming (more than one hour per day)
None of these signs
No
Bald belly
Yes
Symmetrical (on both sides) hairless areas
Small black spots / blackheads (comedons) on the chin
Greasy coat base of the tail (stud tail)
None of these signs
Excessive scratching (particularly on head and neck)
Skin/coat greasy to the touch
Crusts or excoriations on the head and/or neck
None of these signs
Your cat most probably has external parasites such as fleas and/or an allergy. We prompt you to go to the veterinarian to identify and treat the pruritic disease. Sometimes, skin lesions are secondarily infected and requires appropriate treatment. In the meantime, you can calm itch with appropriate products such as DOUXO® S3 CALM products.
Your cat seems to have a normal skin. If the coat is dull to normal, you can use regular products such as DOUXO® S3 CARE products for ultra-gentle maintenance care. If the problem persists, we recommend you to go to the vet to investigate the cause of dull coat
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Your cat most probably has a seborrheic disorder, explaining excessive scaling and/or greasy fur and/or blackheads. You can use appropriate seboregulating products such as DOUXO® S3 SEB products. We prompt you to go to the veterinarian to identify and treat the cause of the seborrheic disorder.
Your cat may have a skin infection, requiring medical attention. We prompt you to go to the veterinarian as some infections may be contagious to other animals or people.
You consent to the processing of your personal data to receive our newsletters, you can unsubscribe at any time. To find out more about how your personal data is managed and to exercise your rights, please refer to the data privacy policy.
Your cat most probably has a seborrheic disorder, explaining excessive scaling and/or greasy fur and/or blackheads. You can use appropriate seboregulating products such as DOUXO® S3 SEB products. We prompt you to go to the veterinarian to identify and treat the cause of the seborrheic disorder.
Your cat seems to have a normal skin. If the coat is dull to normal, you can use regular products such as DOUXO® S3 CARE products for ultra-gentle maintenance care. If the problem persists, we recommend you to go to the vet to investigate the cause of dull coat.
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