Dermatology

David Grant continues his series looking at dermatological conditions.

David Grant continues his series looking at dermatological conditions.

David Grant reports from the World Congress of veterinary dermatology.

Responses to sublingual immunotherapy in dust mite-sensitive dogs Douglas DeBoer and others, University of Wisconsin, Madison Sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT) is a treatment for allergic diseases in wh…

Responses to sublingual immunotherapy in dust mite-sensitive dogs Douglas DeBoer and others, University of Wisconsin, Madison Sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT) is a treatment for allergic diseases in wh…

Responses to sublingual immunotherapy in dust mite-sensitive dogs Douglas DeBoer and others, University of Wisconsin, Madison Sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT) is a treatment for allergic diseases in wh…

David Grant continues his series looking at dermatological conditions.

David Grant continues his series looking at dermatological conditions.

David Grant continues his series looking at dermatological conditions.

David Grant continues his series on dermatological conditions.

David Grant continues the series of dermatology briefs.

Sue Paterson and Stephen Steen review this common problem, including how often they should be emptied, and discuss some of the misconceptions about antibiotics to use for infection.

Pilot study of oclacitinib in the treatment of hyper- sensitivity dermatitis in cats Christian Ortalda and others, Veterinary Dermatology Service, Peveragno, Italy Oclacitinib (Apoquel, Zoetis) is a J…

DAVID GRANT continues the series of dermatology briefs

David Grant continues the series of dermatology briefs.

DAVID GRANT continues the series of dermatology briefs

DAVID GRANT continues the series of dermatology briefs

MICHELLE GREAVES of Virbac discusses why treating the atopic Westie shouldn’t fill you with trepidation and be the reason it disappears off your consult list onto the new graduate’s in preference to t…

DAVID GRANT continues the series of dermatology briefs

DAVID GRANT continues the series of dermatology briefs