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Category Archives: intradermal test
Apoquel shortage? Try RESPIT!
By Jon Plant, DVM, DACVD Bad news, good news about Apoquel® from Zoetis (NYSE: ZTS). We learned last week that the Apoquel backorder situation is likely to continue throughout 2014 and into the summer of 2015. That is very sad … Continue reading
Posted in allergic dermatitis, apoquel, Atopic Dermatitis, immunotherapy, intradermal test, RESPIT, serum IgE test
Tagged allergic dermatitis, apoquel, Apoquel availability, Apoquel back order, ASIT, atopic dermatitis, atopic dermatits, dermatology, immunotherapy, pet, RESPIT, RESPIT efficacy, veterinarians, veterinary dermatology, veterinary medicine
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Why aren’t there more randomized controlled trials on allergy immunotherapy in dogs?
By Jon D. Plant, DVM, Dipl. ACVD Long before I developed regionally-specific immunotherapy (RESPIT), I was interested in studying the efficacy of allergen-specific immunotherapy (ASIT) in dogs. Why? The only placebo controlled study on ASIT, although a noble effort, had … Continue reading
Posted in Atopic Dermatitis, immunotherapy, intradermal test, serum IgE test
Tagged allergy test, ASIT, atopic dermatits, canine, dermatology, dog, veterinary dermatology
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The efficacy of oromucosal or sublingual immunotherapy in dogs
by Jon Plant, DVM, DACVD Two routes of administration may be used for allergen immunotherapy: subcutaneous injection or oromucosal / sublingual. The subcutaneous route has been in use in humans and animals for more than 50 years. After an initial … Continue reading
Posted in Atopic Dermatitis, immunotherapy, intradermal test, serum IgE test
Tagged ASIT, atopic dermatits, dermatology, dog, pet, skin, veterinary, veterinary dermatology
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Intradermal testing reliability in dogs
This month I will review the reliability of “allergy” testing in dogs. If you are going to recommend allergy testing to clients, you should understand their limitations. The topics I have planned for the coming weeks are: Intradermal testing reliability … Continue reading
Posted in Atopic Dermatitis, Diagnostics, intradermal test
Tagged allergy test, dermatology, dog, pet, skin, veterinary dermatology, veterinary medicine
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