Check for fleas, ticks, mites, or other parasites
Use a vet-approved flea and tick treatment
Bathe the dog with a gentle, dog-safe shampoo
Switch to a hypoallergenic or sensitive-skin diet if food allergy is suspected
Keep the dog’s skin moisturized with vet-approved products
Wash bedding, blankets, and toys regularly
Vacuum carpets, furniture, and pet areas often
Avoid harsh soaps, perfumes, and cleaning products
Trim the dog’s nails to reduce skin damage from scratching
Use an Elizabethan collar if needed to prevent self-trauma
Keep the dog away from known allergens like pollen or dust
Consult a veterinarian for persistent itching or skin changes
Follow prescribed treatments for infections, allergies, or skin conditions
