Skin Care
The skin is the largest organ in the body and a general indicator of canine and feline health. The resources in the DermED library were created in collaboration with veterinarians and veterinary dermatologists to help you prevent and treat skin disease in your patients.
Topical Inventory Guide
Shampoos and sprays and foams, oh my! From duplicate products to excessive stock, there is nothing more frustrating than managing topical product inventory.
When to Refer to a Dermatologist
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?
Topical Therapies: How Ingredients Impact Skin Health
A practical resource designed to help you choose the ideal topical therapy for your client based on a variety of factors.
Punch Biopsy in Dermatologic Diseases: Strategies from a Dermatopathologist
Ryan Jennings, DVM, PhD, Diplomate ACVP
Why Use a Dermatopathologist?
Enlisting the services of a dermatopathology service will help ensure the most accurate and informed diagnoses of your most difficult dermatology cases.
Dermatopathology Case Report
The distinction of differential diagnoses can be clinically difficult and submitting biopsies to a deramatopathologist may help obtain the most accurate diagnosis.
Itchy Cat Flow Charts
These age-based, stepwise flow charts can help Veterinary professionals make diagnostic and treatment protocols for their feline dermatology patients.
Itchy Dog Flow Charts
Cytology Flow Charts
These age-based, stepwise flow charts can help Veterinary professionals make treatment protocols for Malassezia Dermatitis and Bacterial Pyoderma.
