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VECC
Veterinary Emergency,
Critical Care & Referral Center
of New Hampshire


(603) 431-3600 or
Fax: (603) 431-1751


15 Piscataqua Drive
Newington, NH 03801
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Dermatology

Skin and ear problems in dogs and cats are the top two reasons why owners take their pets to a veterinarian. No one can stand seeing their beloved pet uncomfortable constantly. Within the past few decades, rapidly increasing amounts of new knowledge, instrumentation, diagnostic techniques and treatments in veterinary medicine have made it possible to more accurately diagnose and assess a patients medical problems; this includes acute and chronic skin diseases.

The skin is the largest organ in the body, and its health has an immense impact on the quality of life of our pets.  Skin can be adversely by abnormalities in inner body systems, such as the endocrine system or the immune system,  As the first line of defense against the world, skin can be greatly affected by pet's environment.  Changes in the coat and skin can be the result of a complex reaction to both internal and environmental stimuli.  We look at the patient as well as the patient's environment as a whole in order to determine the cause for the skin problem including infections, parasites, food allergies, contact allergies, and inhalant allergies.  All of these can cause extreme reactions in the skin.  Many of these diseases look very much alike, often with only subtle variations in clinical presentation, but there are vast differences in treatment and prognosis.


ABOUT OUR SPECIALTY SERVICES:

- Expert Care in Veterinary Dermatology

- When to Seek a Veterinary Dermatologist

- Conditions and Services

To schedule an appointment, please either email us at appointment@VECCNH.com or give us a call at 603-247-1433.