Although we can advise you on good practices regarding alopecia, our role is not to diagnose or treat the underlying causes because we are not veterinarians. We always recommend initially consulting your veterinarian to ensure that a proper treatment is prescribed once the cause is identified. Our role is to help, support, and encourage the dog to regain a uniform, healthy coat through the dermatological ozone‑therapy treatment. We work closely with local vets from switzerland to improve hair growth where mainstream medication is ineffective. 

Each dog is unique and responds differently to treatment. We can generally stop the progression of alopecia and encourage new hair growth when work is done at the same time to address the underlying cause of the alopecia. To determine whether the dog is responding favorably to the treatment, approximately 10 sessions are required.

Alopecia is a profound change in the coat that can be reversed (hair regrowth) but requires patience. We generally recommend 10 sessions—one every two weeks—to see the first improvements. We’ll determine together the treatment frequency based on the alopecia’s progression.

We take care of drying and detangling your dog. Dogs with alopecia naturally have very little coat, which is why we generally don’t perform a proper haircut—so as not to further destabilize the hair balance.