Bacterial skin infections (aka pyodermas) are a very common reason that pets present to their veterinarians for care. Additionally, pyodermas are one of the most common reasons for antibiotic use in small animal practice5. With the emerging increase in the number of resistant infections seen in practice, it is imperative to understand the work up for management of this common skin ailment.
From duplicate products to excessive stock, there is nothing more frustrating than managing topical product inventory. In order to help eliminate the overstock situations there are two main goals for understanding which topical products are most important.
Christina Gentry, DVM, DACVD Dermatological conditions, like pruritus with or without hair loss, are consistently among the top 10 reasons pet parents bring their dog and cats to veterinary hospitals. Selecting the right treatment, based on cytology results, is imperative to better patients outcomes. These stepwise flow charts created by Dr. Christina Gentry, a boarded …
Research continues to show that involvement of veterinary dermatologists in the management of relevant conditions improves the relationship between the pcDVM and the client and improves patient outcomes. So, when should you refer?
Christina Gentry, DVM, DACVD Dermatological conditions, like pruritus with or without hair loss, are consistently among the top 10 reasons pet parents bring their dog and cats to veterinary hospitals. These age-based, stepwise flow charts created by Dr. Christina Gentry, a boarded Veterinary Dermatologist, will help Veterinary professionals make diagnostic and treatment protocols for their …
Dermatopathologists are pathologists that have a specific interest and dedication to the study of and/or diagnosis of skin diseases.
Christina Gentry, DVM, DACVD Dermatological conditions, like pruritus with or without hair loss, are consistently among the top 10 reasons pet parents bring their dog and cats to veterinary hospitals. These age-based, stepwise flow charts created by Dr. Christina Gentry, a boarded Veterinary Dermatologist, will help Veterinary professionals make diagnostic and treatment protocols for their …
Research continues to show that involvement of veterinary dermatologists in the management of relevant conditions improves the relationship between the pcDVM and the client and improves patient outcomes. So, when should you refer?
Dermatopathologists are pathologists that have a specific interest and dedication to the study of and/or diagnosis of skin diseases.