Animal Dermatology Group continues strategic expansion into 4 key US markets

Yekatseryna/Adobe Stock

Animal Dermatology Group, Inc., (ADG), the largest veterinary dermatology organization in the US, has announced its acquisition of 4 dermatology specialty practices in key markets: Long Green Animal Dermatology in Baldwin, Maryland, Nashville Veterinary Dermatology in Nashville, Tennessee, Animal Dermatology & Allergy in Estero, Florida, and Dermatology & Allergy Clinic for Animals in Santa Barbara, California.¹ ADG’s veterinary dermatology team now consists of more than 90 doctors across 17 US states, focused on delivering best-in-class veterinary dermatology care to patients across the US.¹

“ADG is now providing specialty care in 17 US states,” Steven Mrha, CEO, Animal Dermatology Group, said in a news release.¹ “As we expand our services across multiple US markets, partnering with Long Green Animal Dermatology, Nashville Veterinary Dermatology, Animal Dermatology & Allergy, as well as Dermatology & Allergy Clinic for Animals, [allows] us to provide pet owners with the highest level of veterinary dermatology specialty care.”

Long Green Animal Dermatology

Established in 2007, and led by Joseph A. Bernstein, DVM, DACVD, and Deirdre F. Vaughan, DVM, DACVD, Long Green Animal Dermatology is devoted to the diagnosis, treatment, and management of skin diseases in companion animals and horses. Located in the Long Green Valley, just north of Baltimore, Maryland, the practice provides specialized diagnostics and therapeutic techniques for challenging cases, ensuring the best patient outcomes.^1,2

“We are committed to providing pet owners and their pets with the highest level of care for skin, allergy, and ear disease,” Bernstein and Vaughan shared in a joint statement.¹ “Becoming part of the ADG team of veterinary specialists aligns with our dedication to advancing dermatology specialty and supporting the expansion of our services.”

Nashville Veterinary Dermatology

Founded by Sarah ONeill, VMD, DACVD, a board-certified veterinary dermatologist, specializing in acute and chronic skin and ear conditions, Nashville Veterinary Dermatology aims to establish successful and sustainable solutions for pets’ skin problems.³ Serving middle Tennessee since 2010, ONeill has since been joined by 2 additional board-certified dermatologists, Mandy Akerman, DVM, DACVD, and Lindsay McKay, DVM, DACVD.^1,3

“Our medical team is highly trained to find successful and sustainable solutions to enhance the quality of life for our patients suffering from dermatological diseases,” ONeill said.¹ “The ADG partnership is exciting, as it supports our growth and our mutual focus on providing unsurpassed veterinary dermatology care for our patients.”

The Animal Dermatology & Allergy Clinic

Animal Dermatology & Allergy was started in 2000 by Glen Burkett, BVSc, a board-certified veterinary dermatologist, to serve veterinarians, their clients, and the pets of southwest Florida. Since joined in practice by his wife, Leigh Burkett, DVM, the clinic believes in a collaborative approach, working with pet owners and referring veterinarians to achieve the best outcomes.^1,4 The clinic utilizes cutting-edge technology and innovative techniques to support pets suffering from allergies, dermatitis, ear infections, and other skin-related issues. “Our service takes pride in applying the latest diagnostic and treatment options for pets with skin, ear, and allergy problems,” Burkett shared.¹

“Joining ADG allows us to stay up to date with the latest advancements in veterinary dermatology, utilizing cutting-edge technology and innovative techniques to achieve optimal results,” the Burketts said of the partnership.¹

The Dermatology & Allergy Clinic for Animals

Board-certified veterinary dermatologist, Jean Greek, DVM, founded the Dermatology & Allergy Clinic for Animals in 2011. Serving Santa Barbara, Ventura, and the surrounding areas of California, Greek has more than 30 years of experience providing clients with individual attention and addressing their pet’s specific medical needs.^1,5 Since relocating to Santa Barbara in 2000, Greek has remained the only board-certified veterinary dermatologist on the central coast.⁵

“[I’ve] always had a great appreciation for ADG, and it’s exciting to be a part of such a collaborative group of veterinary specialists,” Greek said.¹

References

1. Animal Dermatology Group Expands to Over 90 Doctors with Four New Acquisitions Across Key US Markets. News release. Animal Dermatology Group. October 24, 2024. Accessed October 24, 2024. https://prnmedia.prnewswire.com/news-releases/animal-dermatology-group-expands-to-over-90-doctors-with-four-new-acquisitions-across-key-us-markets-302285227.html
2. Welcome to Long Green Animal Dermatology. Long Green Animal Dermatology. Accessed October 24, 2024. https://www.lganimalderm.com/
3. We Are Nashville Veterinary Dermatology. Nashville Veterinary Dermatology. Accessed October 24, 2024. https://www.nashvillevetderm.com/about
4. About Us. Animal Dermatology & Allergy. Accessed October 24, 2024. https://animalderm.net/about-us-new/
5. About Us. Dermatology & Allergy Clinic for Animals. Accessed October 24, 2024. https://dogderm.com/about-us/