Skin Health Questions to Ask Your Veterinarian

1. How do I know if allergies are causing my pet to lick and scratch?
   1. What causes allergies?
   2. What are the different treatment options available?
2. How does food affect my pet’s allergies?
   1. What is a novel protein food?
   2. How can fatty acids in food help?
   3. What are the different food options available for pets with allergies and skin issues
   4. Is it okay to supplement my pet’s dry food with canned food and treats?
3. How can food help my pet’s skin issues?
   1. Are there any nutritional concerns I need to worry about for my pet?
   2. Request any guides, pamphlets or other useful information on pet allergies and skin health issues.
4. Why is Hill’s Prescription Diet pet food right for my pet?
   1. Ask your veterinarian why he or she recommended Prescription Diet to help manage your pet’s skin health.
   2. What does this recommended food mean to my pet’s overall health?
   3. Do I need to feed Prescription Diet for the rest of my pet’s life to avoid food allergies?
   4. How often do I need to feed Prescription Diet to my pet?
5. What kind of treats can I feed my pet to avoid food allergies?
   1. Do I need to feed any other food supplements? If so, what do you recommend?
6. What is the best way to reach you or your hospital if I have any follow-up questions?
   1. Request a follow-up appointment if necessary.
   2. Ask if a reminder email or notice will be sent.

Source: Hills Pet Nutrition
Website: www.hillspet.co.za

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Disclaimer: The information produced by Infurmation is provided for general and educational purposes only and does not constitute any legal, medical or other professional advice on any subject matter. These statements are not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease. Always seek the advice of your vet or other qualified health care provider prior to starting any new diet or treatment and with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. If you suspect that your pet has a medical problem, promptly contact your health care provider.