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Veterinarian assessment of RESPIT for canine atopic dermatitis
Allergen-specific immunotherapy (ASIT) is frequently used to manage canine atopic dermatitis (AD). The selection of allergens for ASIT is based on intradermal testing (IDT), allergen-specific immunoglobulin E (IgE) assays, patient history, and aerobiological data. In theory, an optimal allergenic extract … Continue reading
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Veterinarians recommend RESPIT
RESPIT, regionally-specific immunotherapy, is the practical allergy immunotherapy alternative that you can prescribe for atopic dermatitis in dogs and cats without allergy testing. I recently conducted a survey of all 160 veterinarians who had prescribed RESPIT Injectable prior to September … Continue reading
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Tagged allergy test, ASIT, atopic dermatits, canine, dermatology, dog, regionally-specific immunotherapy, RESPIT, veterinary dermatology
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