How to treat lick contact dermatitis in Rottweilers? Canine lick contact dermatitis is caused by the dog licking its body, especially its limbs, after it feels bored, resulting in nodular dermatitis of the skin. So how to treat it?

Short-haired dogs are more common because they are easier to lick, and the disease is more likely to occur in large dogs of short-haired breeds.

The main methods to treat lick contact dermatitis in dogs include: increasing the dog’s activity level. You can give the dog some chewing gum to grind its teeth and play with when there is no one at home. You should tease it more when there are people around. Play to reduce the boring environment; try to reduce the dog's licking of the body and limbs. You can put a mask on the dog or apply bitter coptis water soaked in the dog's body and limbs to prohibit it from licking its paws and legs; you can also apply prednisone locally Ointment or fluocinolone ointment and other drugs, 4-5 times a day to prevent the expansion of lesions and bacterial infection. If necessary, diazepam and penicillin injections can be injected once a day for 3 consecutive days.