Important Notice: This Dog Skin Disease Diagnostic Tool is intended for home, non-professional use only. It is not a substitute for veterinary diagnosis or treatment. If your dog’s condition worsens, or if you are unsure about the results, you should consult a licensed veterinarian immediately for a professional assessment.

About Dog Skin Disease Symptom Checker

The Dog Skin Disease Diagnostic Tool is designed to help pet owners gain a preliminary understanding of their dog’s potential skin health issues. By entering basic information and symptoms, the tool analyzes the provided details — including an image of the affected area — and generates an easy-to-read report. While it cannot replace professional veterinary care, it serves as a convenient first step in identifying whether the issue may require urgent attention.

Inputs

To use the tool effectively, you will need to provide:

• Basic Information: Your dog’s age, breed, sex, and weight.
• Symptoms: Visible signs such as redness, hair loss, itchiness, or scabs.
• Affected Areas: The specific locations on the body where symptoms occur.
• Symptom Duration: How long the condition has been present.
• Medical History: Dietary habits, recurrence of similar problems, and other relevant background information.
• Additional Information: Any extra observations you believe are important.
• Image Upload: A clear photo of the affected skin area for better analysis.

Outputs

After processing your input, the tool provides:

• Risk Classification: Indicates whether the condition is Low, Medium, or High risk.
• Possible Diagnosis: A list or description of potential skin conditions that match the reported symptoms.
• Home Care Suggestions: Basic recommendations for at-home management and relief.
• Vet Visit Recommendation: A Yes/No suggestion on whether professional veterinary attention is advised.

How to Use

1. Fill in all required fields with accurate and up-to-date information about your dog.
2. Upload a high-quality photo of the affected skin area.
3. Click the “Analyze” button to process your data.
4. Review the generated report and follow the recommendations provided.
5. If the result indicates “High Risk” or if symptoms worsen, arrange a veterinary consultation promptly.

This tool is ideal for dog owners seeking quick, accessible guidance before deciding on further veterinary action. However, it should never replace the expertise and diagnostic capabilities of a trained veterinarian.