Veterinary dermatology is the diagnosis and treatment of chronic skin conditions, allergies and ear disease in dogs and cats. Many pets spend years on repeated steroid courses without a systematic diagnosis. A board-certified dermatologist brings allergy testing, immunotherapy protocols, and long-term management strategies that general practice rarely has time to implement.
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Allergy testing, immunotherapy, and long-term management of chronic skin conditions require systematic protocols that general practices rarely have time to implement. The distinction between food allergy and environmental allergy — and whether Apoquel/Cytopoint vs immunotherapy is the right long-term strategy — has major cost and quality-of-life implications.
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