Veterinarians Articles
Research, comparisons, and practical guidance for veterinarians and pet owners managing canine and feline allergies.
Clients referred to a dermatologist earlier save money, see better results, and think more highly of their primary care vet. When to refer, and why it's a collaboration, not a hand-off.
Immunotherapy takes months to build tolerance. If induction starts after pollen counts spike, patients spend the worst of the season still ramping up. Here's how to plan backward from the season instead.
A treatment's efficacy in a study and its efficacy in a client's living room are two different numbers. The gap between them is almost always compliance, and delivery method is the biggest lever on it.
A closer look at the independent proof-of-concept research behind delivering allergen immunotherapy through the skin: what it found, and what it means for immunotherapy in dogs with atopic dermatitis.