
Skin infections and allergies are common in Dubai. If your dog or cat is scratching, licking, losing hair or having ear problems, book a veterinary consultation at PetsFirst.
Skin, coat, itching and ear concerns for cats and dogs. Book at Al Furjan or City Walk.
You can also book consultations, vaccinations, deworming, neutering, grooming and dental care at either clinic.






Skin problems can look similar from the outside. A consultation gives your vet a chance to examine your pet and discuss what you have noticed.
Bring details about when the itching, irritation, hair loss or ear problem started and anything you have noticed that makes it better or worse.
The consultation includes a physical examination of your pet's skin, coat, ears and overall health.
Your vet explains what they find and whether your pet needs further tests or treatment.
If tests or treatment are recommended, the expected cost is confirmed before anything goes ahead.
Dubai's dusty urban environment, environmental allergens and skin infections can all affect pets.
Book a skin consultationSkin infections and allergies are common in Dubai. Your vet will advise which tests or treatment are appropriate for your pet.
Your pet is examined rather than treating the symptom alone.
Tell the vet when the problem started and what you have noticed.
If tests or treatment are recommended, the options and expected cost are explained before proceeding.
If your pet needs a follow-up, you can arrange another consultation.
Choose a service to see what's included. Book online, or visit either clinic.
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Common questions about skin, coat, itching and ear problems in pets.
PetsFirst can assess concerns such as itching, scratching, hair loss, skin irritation and ear problems. A vet will examine your pet and advise what is appropriate.
Yes. Skin infections and allergies are common in Dubai. Regular bathing and grooming can help remove pollution and environmental allergens.
No. Use a pet-specific shampoo, because pet skin has a different pH from human skin.
Yes. Ear problems can be discussed during a veterinary consultation.
Your vet will examine your pet first and advise whether any further investigation is needed.
If itching, scratching, hair loss, skin irritation or an ear problem is new, persistent or getting worse, book a veterinary consultation.
If your pet's skin, coat or ears are bothering them, start with a veterinary consultation at PetsFirst.