Bentonite Clay for Pyoderma Prevention: A Non-Antibiotic Approach
A PLoS One study shows bentonite clay prevents staphylococcal skin infections by directly binding bacteria, offering a non-antibiotic approach to pyod...
Veterinary Dermatology Articles
Articles about Dermatology from VetOnIt CE
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Could Your Patients Allergies Start in the Gut?
A Veterinary Dermatology study finds dogs with atopic dermatitis have significantly lower faecal short-chain fatty acid levels, suggesting a gut-skin ...
The Allergy Epidemic: What Changed for Dogs?
A JAVMA review examines environmental factors driving rising rates of canine atopic dermatitis, from urban living and pollution to diet and lifestyle ...
Apoquel Shows Anti-Cancer Effects in Canine Lymphoma Study
A February 2026 study in Scientific Reports reveals oclacitinib demonstrates antitumor activity against canine lymphoma through JAK1/STAT5 signaling i...
Pigs, Grizzlies, and a Surprising Skincare Secret
Researchers at Washington State University's College of Veterinary Medicine discovered that rete ridges, the microscopic structures anchoring skin lay...
Food Allergy in Cats: Common Myth, Uncommon Diagnosis
Food allergy is often blamed for feline itchiness, but the evidence suggests it is uncommon in the general cat population. A critically appraised topi...
Apoquel vs Cytopoint vs Zenrelia: A Dermatologist's Guide to the New Itch Drugs
Matching the right itch medication to your patient's severity level, with practical guidance on when to stack therapies.
The Itchy Cat: Why Feline Pruritus Is So Frustrating (And How to Work It Up)
Cats present differently, but the diagnostic approach still matters.
Pyoderma: When Topicals Are Enough (And When They're Not)
Current guidelines put topical therapy first for superficial bacterial skin infections.
Why Your Dog's Ear Infection Keeps Coming Back
Addressing the underlying cause is the key to breaking the cycle of recurrent otitis.