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Royal Canin Live Free CE for July
This month’s free CE lineup from Royal Canin has three dermatology lectures, including a lecture on Feline Allergies by Elizabeth Layne, DVM, DACVD, and a lecture on managing otitis externa by yours truly!
Check out the latest free CE from RC Live!
Check out the latest June 2022 RC Live schedule for free CE lectures and webinars. There are no derm specific lectures this month, but June is very focused on diets, diagnostics and therapies for reproduction and growing puppies and kittens. Check back with us monthly for the latest CE schedule!
Clinical Pearls for the Diagnosis and Management of the Allergic Dog Webinar
Check out the latest webinar about canine allergies from Purina, Dr. Andy Roark, and Dr. Galia Sheinberg!
Update on Vet Dermatology Bibliography [ May 2022 ]
Now, you can find 20 new articles about dermatology published in veterinary literature all over the world from May 2022.
11309 Derm Articles are now referenced on DermaVet !
Click HERE or at the top of DermaVet on the Bibliography tab
Calcinosis Cutis in a Boston Terrier Dog
A 5 year 10-month-old, male neutered, Boston Terrier presented for a 4-month history of non-healing lesions on neck, back, and abdomen.
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Royal Canin Live Free CE for July
This month’s free CE lineup from Royal Canin has three dermatology lectures, including a lecture on Feline Allergies by Elizabeth Layne, DVM, DACVD, and a lecture on managing otitis externa by yours truly!
Check out the latest free CE from RC Live!
Check out the latest June 2022 RC Live schedule for free CE lectures and webinars. There are no derm specific lectures this month, but June is very focused on diets, diagnostics and therapies for reproduction and growing puppies and kittens. Check back with us monthly for the latest CE schedule!
Clinical Pearls for the Diagnosis and Management of the Allergic Dog Webinar
Check out the latest webinar about canine allergies from Purina, Dr. Andy Roark, and Dr. Galia Sheinberg!
Tips about Food Allergies from Dr. Galia Sheinberg and Purina!
Check out the latest webinar from VETgirl and Purina!
In this complimentary, 1-hour VETgirl–Purina webinar, Dr. Galia Sheinberg, DLACVD reviews diet trials and adverse food reactions.
Latest From Dr. Andy Roark and Purina!
Check out the latest podcast from Purina and Dr. Andy Roark! In an interview with Jason Gagne, DACVN, Dr. Roark looks at a case of a mixed breed dog with non-seasonal pruritus and concurrent soft stools.
Clinical cases
Calcinosis Cutis in a Boston Terrier Dog
A 5 year 10-month-old, male neutered, Boston Terrier presented for a 4-month history of non-healing lesions on neck, back, and abdomen.
Focal Alopecia in a Cat
A 10 year old, male neutered, domestic long hair cat presented for evaluation of progressive hair loss and scabs above his right eye for two weeks duration. The patient is indoor/outdoor and is FIV positive. The owner had noticed the cat scratch the area once or twice with its back paw, but did not think he was particularly uncomfortable.
Crusting in a Geriatric Cat
Sammie (17 MN DSH) has a three-week history of lethargy, anorexia, along with exudate and crusting of both ears, not responsive to topical otic therapy (gentamicin-clotrimazole-betamethasone). The lesions progressed over the past 5 days to involve crusting and pruritus around the chin and rostral muzzle. He has no previous history of skin issues or pruritus. There were no medications or vaccinations administered within 6 months of disease onset.
Granulomatous Sebaceous Adenitis in a Corgi Mix Dog
Felix presented for a 2 year history of progressive hairloss and dry skin. Oatmeal shampoos and itch-reducing medications such as Apoquel® and Cytopoint® were not helpful.
Non-seasonal pruritus in an otherwise healthy mixed breed dog
Jackson is a 4 year old mixed breed dog who is presented to the dermatology service for concern over recurrent pruritus.
Review Articles
Critically appraised topics — canine and feline adverse food reactions
Did you ever wonder how we came up with a recommendation for 8 weeks for an elimination diet trial? Or why there aren’t other options for allergy testing besides elimination diet trials?
WAVD consensus guidelines
Want to get the best information from the greatest experts in our field on topics like methicillin-resistant staph infections, malassezia dermatitis, dermatophyte and demodex?
