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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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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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