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Tag Archives: veterinary dermatology
The quick and dirty on ear canal cytology
Continuing with my focus on diagnostic tips, today I’ll share my approach to ear canal cytology in dogs and cats. As you know already, this is a simple, but valuable test that should be recommended whenever otitis externa is suspected, … Continue reading
Posted in Diagnostics, Otitis
Tagged canine, ear cytology, ear swab, feline, Malassezia, otitis externa, skin, veterinary dermatology, veterinary medicine
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Diagnosing Canine Atopic Dermatitis
How do you diagnose atopic dermatitis in a dog? That’s right. Based upon clinical features. Serum IgE and intradermal testing can be used to identify potential allergens, but the tests are not sensitive or specific enough to rely upon for … Continue reading
Posted in Atopic Dermatitis, Diagnostics
Tagged dog, pet, skin, veterinary dermatology, veterinary medicine
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5 Tips for Better Skin Scrapings
What can I possibly teach you about that most basic test in veterinary dermatology, the skin scraping? Taking a skin scraping seems like a simple enough technique, yet at least once per month I am able to find a mite … Continue reading
Posted in Diagnostics, Parasites
Tagged cat, dermatology, dog, pet, skin, skin scraping, veterinary, veterinary dermatology, veterinary medicine
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