Rash on dogs belly

Is your dog constantly itching or licking his/her belly? They may be suffering from a rash. Discover how to treat a dog belly rash here!

armpit - 2nd rash: About 2 months ago, my dog was licking and biting at her belly and when she moved I noticed that she had licked it raw. The raw spot was approx 4 inches

My fawn has a bad rash under her stomach and under her legs. She is on Benadryl 4 tabs in the am and pm also eats Orijjen 6 fish. Vet said she has...

by Shamik Das (New Delhi, India) Affected Area 1 My 5 year old dog (Pranky, a Boxer) has developed red rashes on the underside of his belly and hind legs. He has also rashes and discoloration on his groin. History: Since the time I got him he’s had similar rashes every year at least once. […]

by Pieter van Wensveen (Vilcabamba, Ecuador ) Six months ago our dog started to get a weird rash on his belly and we took him to the vet. They tested it, diagnosed it as a fungus and gave us some pills. We tried it for about two weeks, but we stopped giving them and went […]

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This rash on our dog seems to have appeared suddenly. It appears to be over his entire body, but mostly on his belly (he has thick hair on his back so it is hard to see). The rash has small red blotches; some feel smooth and look like they are below the skin (not raised) […]

Signs that your dog has a belly rash include red, inflamed skin, bumps, and hair loss. Skin infections, allergies, heat, are a few causes of a dog's belly rash.

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'At A Glance (Details Below)' Rapid Care Guide How To Stop Itchy Dogs Scratching A cool rinse or bath with soap-free dog shampoo can give temporary reliefAlways use vet-quality external parasite control even if you can't see fleasTo identify the cause, see your vet quickly before secondary infections develop Now dive deeper. Does your…