Canine atopic dermatitis is considered an incurable inflammatory and allergic skin disease in dogs, affecting up to 10% of the dog population.In a Finnish study, factors that contributed to development of canine atopic dermatitis included: • Maternal history of canine atopic dermatitis • Dogs with greater than 50% white-colored coat • Pups delivered to mothers that were fed non-processed meat diets (raw diets or home-made meat-based diets) resulted in lower risk of developing allergies than pups