Dermatology

Here's a sneak peek look at this week's headlines.

Virbac’s tigilanol tiglate injections (Stelfonta) has been approved by the FDA for treatment of the most common type of skin cancer in dogs.

Although clinicians are now able to bring dogs fast relief from pruritus and inflammation with fewer adverse effects, treatment remains challenging. Here's what you need to know about managing this frustrating condition.

Find out what happened when this veterinarian performed a skin graft procedure on a horse and collected healthy skin tissue a bit too close to the mane.

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Topical therapeutics should be a veterinarian’s first line of defense against superficial dermatologic conditions. Follow this rundown of the ingredients and multiple types of treatments for skin problems.

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A Frenchie with intervertebral disc disease has recently developed skin lesions. What’s the cause?

Managing and treating dogs diagnosed with atopic dermatitis can be overwhelming for both the owner and their pet. Establishing a solid multimodal approach and having strong client communication from the entire veterinary team can help better manage this chronic disease. (Sponsored by Ceva)

Diagnosing and treating cats with pruritus can be difficult. But it is a hurdle veterinarians can overcome. Here's how.

Zarasyl offers equestrians and veterinarians a new option for horse skin care and wounds.

From learning how to better diagnose and treat itchy patients to tips for communicating with pet owners about skin conditions, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

Here's a sneak peek at this week's headlines and industry news.

Pathology is a collaborative process between clinicians and pathologists. Use these tips to increase the likelihood of ascertaining a definitive diagnosis for your patients with skin concerns.

A sneak peek at this week's headlines.

Understanding the varied patterns of cutaneous lesions, response to treatment, and management of secondary issues is important for control of feline allergies.

Tips for providing optimal diagnostics and treatment for your veterinary patients with skin concerns.

Two options for managing this condition, plus how to decide which plan is best for your veterinary clients.

Communication is key to treatment success and reduced caregiver burden in dermatology cases. Use these tips to you communicate better with pet owners about these often confounding conditions.

A look at the causes of and diagnostic best practices for this ubiquitous and often vexing condition.

Advice from a veterinary dermatologist for treating drug-resistant skin infections in your patients while protecting their owners and your staff from possible exposure.

Fast and effective therapy is the key to relieving pets from the discomfort of allergic itching. Learn how targeted therapies are making a difference and changing the lives of allergic dogs and their owners.

Tonight at the Fetch dvm360 virtual conference, a veterinary dermatologist and a veterinary behaviorist team up to answer your questions about the interplay between behavior and skin problems.

What started as minor hair loss eventually led to ulceration and bleeding. Can you identify what caused this dog’s condition?

The company has decided to continue their campaign to increase awareness about dermatologic conditions and prompt conversations between veterinary practices and clients.

Researchers recently reviewed the published literature about growth of storage mites on commercial dry pet foods.

Test your diagnostic skills by examining the following images and selecting the answer you think fits best.

A veterinary dermatologist provides diagnostic insight into the triggers and clinical signs of erythema multiforme, and how best to resolve the condition.

This new resource offers veterinary professionals and students an opportunity to earn RACE-approved CE credit via a series of informative online webinars.