Send me a question or story! Even as a specialist, I still get cases that surprise me or change appearances. It can leave me doubting what the next step is. But, if you take a breath, it is amazing what can happen when you figure them out. Check out three cases that recently threw me for a loop. 1. A dog with weird paw pad ulcers 2. A cat with an ulcerated nasal planum 3. A service dog with non-pruritic alopecia and scaling Hint: If you check out the YouTube channel, there are a lot of clinic...
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Send me a question or story! Even as a specialist, I still get cases that surprise me or change appearances. It can leave me doubting what the next step is. But, if you take a breath, it is amazing what can happen when you figure them out. Check out three cases that recently threw me for a loop. 1. A dog with weird paw pad ulcers 2. A cat with an ulcerated nasal planum 3. A service dog with non-pruritic alopecia and scaling Hint: If you check out the YouTube channel, there are a lot of clinic...
288. Four things I have learned to implement into my derm cases
The Derm Vet Podcast
18 minutes
2 months ago
288. Four things I have learned to implement into my derm cases
It is back to school season! For this episode, I review the four things I have learned to implement as a dermatologist. Even as a specialist, I like to progress and grow into how I am practicing! We will go over how to use supplement and skin supportive diets, venomous insect testing, improving immunotherapy and proactive skin management. 00:00 Intro 02:15 Being more thoughtful in recommending skin supplements or skin diets 07:02 Venomous Insect Testing 09:33 Improving immunotherapy 12:48 Pro...
The Derm Vet Podcast
Send me a question or story! Even as a specialist, I still get cases that surprise me or change appearances. It can leave me doubting what the next step is. But, if you take a breath, it is amazing what can happen when you figure them out. Check out three cases that recently threw me for a loop. 1. A dog with weird paw pad ulcers 2. A cat with an ulcerated nasal planum 3. A service dog with non-pruritic alopecia and scaling Hint: If you check out the YouTube channel, there are a lot of clinic...
