Sample report. Biscuit is a made-up dog and every number here is made up too, so you can see what a real one looks like before you sign up.
Itch report
Biscuit
Goldendoodle · About 4 years old · Male · 52 lb · ZIP 77095
Sep 12, 2026 to Oct 9, 2026 (4 weeks)
Prepared with itchydog.vet, created by Dr. Steve Pelton, DVM, Hearthstone Animal Clinic, Cypress, Texas.
General education, not veterinary advice. This report is what an owner logged at home, next to public pollen and weather data for their ZIP code. It isn't a diagnosis, and it doesn't replace an exam.
Biscuit's itch, day by day
26 check-ins over 28 days, lined up with the pollen and weather in ZIP 77095. Point at (or tap) a day to see its numbers.
The numbers
26
check-ins in 28 days
23
good days (1-2)
3
flare days (3 or more)
11
current good-day streak, best 11
0
baths
1.9
average itch
The streak counts check-ins at 1-2; skipped days don't break it.
- Best week
- Oct 3 to Oct 9 (average itch 1.3, 6 check-ins)
- Worst week
- Sep 19 to Sep 25 (average itch 2.3, 6 check-ins)
What lines up with the itch
No clear pattern yet between Biscuit's itch and the pollen or weather. That's worth knowing too. Itch that doesn't follow the seasons can point your vet toward other causes, like food or fleas.
Biscuit's medicine changed during these weeks, so the report only compares days on the same routine, and there aren't enough of those yet. A medicine change moves the itch far more than the weather does. Lumping the before and after together would make the weather look like it matters when it may not.
These patterns come from Biscuit's own check-ins lined up against the pollen and weather in your ZIP. They show what moves together, not what causes the itch. Bring them to your vet as a starting point for the conversation.
Notes for the vet
- Sep 18Rolled in the neighbor's freshly mowed yard, seemed fine (itch 2)
- Sep 25Vet visit, ears checked (itch 2)
- Oct 2Much calmer, slept through the night (itch 2)
Meds, food and flea prevention
- Medicines
- Allergy medicine from the vet, started Oct 2, 2026
- Food
- Salmon and rice kibble, same brand for a year
- Flea prevention
- Monthly flea and tick chewable, last dose on the 1st
Each column is one day. The top row is how itchy the owner said the dog was, from 1 (Chill) to 5 (Miserable). Underneath, on the same days, are the Itch Risk score, the tree, grass and weed pollen counts (Google's Universal Pollen Index, 0 to 5), mold risk and rain for the dog's ZIP. An empty column means nobody checked in that day. It's left empty on purpose, not filled in.
Itch Risk is itchydog.vet's 0 to 10 score for a ZIP code. It starts from the highest of the tree, grass and weed pollen counts, then adjusts for wind, rain, humidity and heat. It describes the conditions outside, not any one dog.
Mold risk is high when it rained the day before and the humidity stays above 75%. It's moderate after rain, or when the humidity is above 65%.
Itch scale: 1 Chill, 2 A little scratchy, 3 Itchy, 4 Really itchy, 5 Miserable.