News
New DermaVet Podcast on Feline Plasma Cell Pododermatitis: A Comprehensive Diagnostic and Therapeutic Guide
Discover our new podcast, Dermavet, this month dedicated to Feline Plasma Cell Pododermatitis: A Comprehensive Diagnostic and Therapeutic Guide
Feline Plasma Cell Pododermatitis: Complete Guide 2026
Plasma cell pododermatitis is a rare and poorly understood feline dermatosis that should not be overlooked during consultations, particularly due to the pain and therefore lameness it can cause. An overview of the latest knowledge, both in terms of etiopathogenesis, diagnosis, and the most recent treatments and published protocols.
Update on Vet Dermatology Bibliography [January 2026]
To read the 40 new articles published in December 2025, click on the Bibliography tab then News. They are added to all the articles referenced since 1990!
NEW and FREE Online CE with Royal Canin Live! March 2026
March 2026 brings several new and free online CE opportunities with Royal Canin Live
NEW and FREE Online CE with Royal Canin Live! February 2026
Februray 2026 brings several new and free online CE opportunities with Royal Canin Live
French Bulldog Dermatology: Main Dermatoses and Current Updates
The spectacular demographic growth of the French Bulldog over the last decade has, through a genetic bottleneck effect and extreme phenotypic selection, exacerbated the prevalence of complex dermatological disorders. Overview of the main dermatoses affecting them and their management.
Our Partners
Skintopic Diet Reduces Otitis Recurrence in Atopic Dogs
Royal Canin is pleased to present a study published in Veterinary Dermatology that highlights the full benefits of Skintopic in the prevention of otitis externa.
Crucial role of allergist for dogs in allergy management
Allergies in dogs are a widespread concern that many pet owners face. Dogs suffering from allergies often experience constant itching, which can lead to various skin diseases and discomfort.
Clinical Cases
Atypical canine pinnal lesions due to psoriasiform lichenoid dermatosis
Cubbie is a 2 year old male neutered golden retriever with a 2-month history of lesions on the pinnae not resolving with empirical treatment. He has a history of seasonal pruritus during the spring and summer months, managed with once monthly Cytopoint injections
Zinc Responsive Dermatosis in a French Bulldog
French bulldog dermatosis case reveals zinc deficiency causing facial crusting and ear lesions. Learn about diagnostic approaches, zinc methionine supplementation protocols, and managing secondary bacterial pyoderma effectively.
Medical Management of an Aural Hematoma with a Diet Trial and Oral Glucocorticoids
“Hanna” is a 9y FS Labrador Retriever who presented for an aural hematoma. Owner has had Hanna for 5 years, prior to that was surrendered to a shelter with really bad paws and ears, and they had her on a prescription diet as well as several medications.
Review Articles
Importance of Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococci in Veterinary Dermatology
Veterinary dermatology has undergone a radical transformation over the past two decades, marked by the emergence and global spread of methicillin-resistant staphylococci (MRS). Once considered simple bacterial infections that responded predictably to treatments, canine pyoderma is now at the center of an antimicrobial resistance crisis.
An Update on Canine Vasculitis Etiology and Diagnosis
Canine vasculitis represents a complex inflammatory reaction pattern targeting blood vessel walls through aberrant immune responses, manifesting from subtle cutaneous lesions to severe systemic involvement.
Understanding German Shepherd Dog skin problems : a deep dive
A review centered on German Shepherd Dog skin problems synthesizes information on genetic predisposition, immune dysregulation, diagnostic strategies (cytology, histopathology, allergy testing), and management protocols for conditions like pyoderma and atopy, offering a comprehensive resource for vets
The Global Veterinary Dermatology Market Growth and Innovation
Veterinary dermatology represents one of the main veterinary disciplines and one of the primary reasons for consultation. Just as veterinary medicine is, veterinary dermatology is undergoing a full (r)evolution and experiencing full growth with a market that is expected to more than double in the coming 10 years with the arrival of numerous innovations both diagnostic and therapeutic.