1 Regular parasite control
- Regularly examine your dog's coat to check that your dog is free of external parasites. Don't forget to check between the toes, the folds that form in the skin, behind the ears, in the armpits, the tail, the head and the belly, as these are usually where ticks hide.

2 Frequent baths
- Regular baths with a specific shampoo for dermatitis.

2 Nutrition
- The ADVANCE team of researchers focused their research on finding a diet capable of helping dogs with atopic dermatitis problems.

Composition
Corn, trout, rice, corn gluten meal, trout meal, animal fat, potato protein, beet pulp, hydrolyzed collagen, yeast, hydrolyzed animal proteins, soybean oil, fish oil, vegetable fiber, monocalcium phosphate, calcium carbonate, potassium chloride, salt, olive leaf, aloe vera.

Protein Sources:
corn, trout, potato and yeast, olive leaf extract (0.05%), aloe vera (50 mg/kg), protein sources: corn, trout, potato and yeast.

Nutritional additives:
vitamin A (27000 IU/g), vitamin C 350 ppm, vitamin D3 (IU/g), vitamin E 450 mg/kg, vitamin K3 0.45 ppm, vitamin B1 (thiamine) 51 ppm, vitamin B2 (riboflavin) 23 ppm, vitamin B6 (pyridoxine) 15 ppm, vitamin B12 (cyanocobalamin) 91 ppb, niacin 208 ppm, pantothenic acid 45 ppm, folic acid 6 ppm, biotin 0.10 ppm, iron 185 ppm, zinc 275 ppm, copper 15 ppm, manganese 51 ppm, iodine 1.5 ppm, selenium 0.5 ppm, DHA EPA 1%, total FA w3 1.5%, total FA w6 3%, w5/w3 2%.

Analytical components
Proteins 25%, crude cellulose 3.2%, fat content 17%, inorganic matter 7%, moisture 8%, calcium 1.2%, phosphorus 0.9%, sodium 0.3%, chloride 0.7%, potassium 0.65%, magnesium 0.008%,