Dermatology Module
Assessment of your dog's skin conditions.
Based on Favrot criteria, CADESI-04 score and ICADA guidelines.
Based on Favrot criteria, CADESI-04 score and ICADA guidelines.
In case of sudden facial oedema, severe allergic reaction or anaphylactic shock: call your vet or 3115 immediately (national veterinary emergencies 24/7 — free call).
Step 1 of 4 — Breed
What is your dog's breed?
Breed determines genetic dermatological predispositions.
🔥 ATOPY-risk breeds (atopic dermatitis)
⚠️ SPECIFIC DERMATOLOGICAL risk breeds
🐾 Other breeds
Step 2 of 4 — Symptoms
What symptoms do you observe?
Select all present symptoms. Each symptom contributes to the risk score.
Step 3 of 4 — Photographic documentation
Photos of skin lesions
Photograph affected areas to document lesions. Photos will be included in the PDF report.
📷 Photo of the main lesion
Take a clear, well-lit photo 15-20 cm from the affected area. Part the fur if necessary.
📷 Additional photo (optional)
Overview or another affected area. Useful for the vet.
Step 4 of 4 — Clinical context
Let's clarify the context
This information refines the dermatological risk assessment.
Onset of symptoms
Pruritus intensity
Antiparasitic treatment
Lesion location
VITAL EMERGENCY
Possible anaphylaxis — Contact a vet immediately
URGENT CONSULTATION
See your vet today
PROMPT CONSULTATION
Consultation within 24-48 hours
MONITORING
Stable situation — Monitor regularly