McKeever Dermatology Clinics

Call Directions Website Contact the business

McKeever Dermatology Clinics Inver Grove Heights and Eden Prairie hours: Monday through Friday 9am-5pm These diseases may present with similar clinical signs.

We are committed to delivering the best possible care and services for animals with skin, ear and nail diseases. There are many skin diseases that affect dogs and cats, including allergies, ear disease, autoimmune conditions, nail disease, hormonal imbalances, bacterial, fungal and parasitic diseases. As a dermatology specialty clinic, we are trained and equipped to detect subtle differences in clinical signs so that we can pursue an effective diagnostic and treatment plan. Our highly trained support staff is experienced in performing various diagnostic procedures such as intradermal allergy testing, skin biopsies and microscopy. In addition, they have advanced technical knowledge regarding dermatology therapies. When you make an appointment at our clinic, please ask your primary care veterinary clinic to forward your pet's pertinent records to us two days prior to your consultation. Please bring all of your pet's past and current medication, ointments and shampoos to your appointment.

Meet Rocky, a 3-year-old lab who has been coming to see us since 2024. 🐾Rocky has atopic dermatitis, which is an allergi...
11/10/2026

Meet Rocky, a 3-year-old lab who has been coming to see us since 2024. 🐾

Rocky has atopic dermatitis, which is an allergic skin condition that often shows up on the paws first. Dogs with atopic dermatitis react to things in their environment, like pollen, dust mites, or molds, and the immune response shows up on the skin. Paws are common trouble spots because they’re in constant contact with the world. Licking, chewing, redness, and brown staining of the fur between the toes are all things to watch for.

With the right treatment plan, Rocky’s paws have improved significantly, and we’re so proud of how far he’s come. Atopic dermatitis is a lifelong condition, but it can be managed, and a lot of dogs get real relief.

If your pup’s paws have you both itching for answers, we’d love to help.

Most people know lymphoma for swollen lymph nodes, but in some dogs it shows up on the skin first.For National Canine Ly...
11/07/2026

Most people know lymphoma for swollen lymph nodes, but in some dogs it shows up on the skin first.

For National Canine Lymphoma Awareness Day, here's the skin side of the story. Cutaneous lymphoma can look like scaly or red patches, crusting, sores, or raised nodules, and it's often mistaken for allergies or a skin infection at first. The clue is a skin problem that keeps coming back or doesn't improve the way it should with treatment.

That's worth a closer look, which can include a biopsy. If your dog has a stubborn skin issue that just isn't adding up, we're here to help figure out why.

Maxx’s left ear had been a problem for two years. Infections would clear, then come back, and the medications that helpe...
11/06/2026

Maxx’s left ear had been a problem for two years. Infections would clear, then come back, and the medications that helped at first stopped doing enough. It wears on everyone, especially the dog who can’t stop itching.

When ears stop responding the way we expect, we look deeper. For Maxx, that meant video otoscopy and a CT scan. The scan showed thickened tissue throughout the left ear, the kind of change that builds after long-term inflammation, and confirmed his middle and inner ear were clear. That gave us something solid to plan from, and flagged a few findings beyond the ears worth following up on.

If your dog’s ear trouble keeps coming back, it’s worth asking what’s happening underneath. 🐾

Today is One Health Day, a reminder that healthy pets, healthy people, and a healthy planet are all connected. What’s go...
11/03/2026

Today is One Health Day, a reminder that healthy pets, healthy people, and a healthy planet are all connected. What’s good for one tends to be good for the others. When pets get the care they need, it helps the people who love them and the communities and outdoor spaces we all share. We’re glad to play a small part in that.

Happy November 1st! Today’s reminder: give your pet their monthly preventatives as directed by your regular veterinarian...
11/01/2026

Happy November 1st! Today’s reminder: give your pet their monthly preventatives as directed by your regular veterinarian. Fleas are a common cause of itching, and Minnesota winters don’t always keep them away, especially indoors. 🐾

We also gained an hour overnight, so your pet’s internal clock may feel a little off for a few days. A steady routine, and a gradual shift if needed, will help them adjust.

Happy Halloween! 🎃Whether your pet is in a full costume, a festive bandana, or just scratching their way through the day...
10/31/2026

Happy Halloween! 🎃

Whether your pet is in a full costume, a festive bandana, or just scratching their way through the day (we get it), we’d love to see how they’re celebrating. Share your favorite photo in the comments!

Halloween is tomorrow, and a few small precautions can keep it fun for your pet. Check out our quick reminders, includin...
10/30/2026

Halloween is tomorrow, and a few small precautions can keep it fun for your pet. Check out our quick reminders, including a few from the skin and ear side of things, like checking that costumes aren’t rubbing, trapping heat, or irritating the skin. 🎃

Happy National Cat Day to the cats who groom themselves with the focus of a surgeon and the dedication of someone who ha...
10/29/2026

Happy National Cat Day to the cats who groom themselves with the focus of a surgeon and the dedication of someone who has nothing else on the calendar. 🐈

We’ll slip in one small note for the pet owners: cats are pretty good at hiding issues. Overgrooming, small scabs around the neck and face, chin acne, and head shaking can all point to allergies, ear problems, or other skin issues, and they’re easy to mistake for normal cat behavior. If something looks off, it’s worth a look!

Now for the important part. Show us your cat in the comments! We’d love to see your favorite felines 🐱

Pumpkin gets all the credit for digestive health, but it’s got more going on than that. Plain canned pumpkin is a source...
10/26/2026

Pumpkin gets all the credit for digestive health, but it’s got more going on than that. Plain canned pumpkin is a source of beta carotene, vitamin E, and other nutrients that support healthy skin and a shiny coat, and the fiber is a nice bonus for the gut.

To be clear, it’s a nice addition to a balanced diet and not a treatment for itchy skin. If your pet is scratching, licking, or shaking their head more than usual, no amount of pumpkin will replace an exam. Happy National Pumpkin Day! Give your pet a tablespoon or two of plain pumpkin to celebrate. 🎃

Address

7723 Flying Cloud Drive
Eden Prairie, MN
55344

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 7am - 12pm

Telephone

+19529460035

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when McKeever Dermatology Clinics posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to McKeever Dermatology Clinics:

Shortcuts

Share

Category

Nearby pet stores & pet services

Other Veterinarians in Eden Prairie

Show All