A dog’s healthy skin microbiome forms a natural ecosystem composed of billions of microorganisms. It helps protect the skin, maintain its balance, and support its natural defenses. Its composition varies depending on the area of the body (hairy areas, mucous membranes, paws, ears) and each individual (1,2).
When the microbiome is out of balance, or dysbiosis, certain species become too prevalent, while others decline. This is particularly evident in atopic dermatitis, a chronic skin condition that affects around 10% of dogs. It causes itching and inflammation, often accompanied by secondary infections (1).
Interest in the animal microbiome is growing rapidly, driven by owners’ desire to improve their pets’ well-being and health. Events such as the CosmetoPet trade show reflect this enthusiasm, bringing together brands, formulators, and veterinarians to discuss innovations and scientific evidence in cosmetics and animal health.
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A balanced microbiome promotes:
Conversely, an imbalance can lead to:
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