Canine Chronic Atopic Dermatitis
A West Highland White Terrier with chronic atopic dermatitis and severe secondary bacterial infection. Despite the advanced state of his disease it was well controlled within eight weeks.
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Canine Atopic Dermatitis
An itchy, yellow Labrador Retriever suffering from this common condition, severe enough to cause extensive hair loss. Within days she is no longer itching and after twelve weeks of medical treatment her haircoat has almost completely regrown.
Read morePinnal Thrombovascular Necrosis, secondary to Feline GIT Lymphoma
The unusual frostbite-like appearance of this cat’s eartips was caused by a rare reaction to an internal disease. The cause of this vasculitis was a resectable intestinal tumour, diagnosed by non-invasive ultrasound scanning. Removing the tumour then…
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This seasonal larval mite infestation causes intense irritation in cats, dogs and even humans! A close-up of this cat’s ear margins showing the alopecia, thickening and crusting.
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