Canine otitis is a frequent challenge for first opinion clinicians, and successful management is based on addressing the multiple causes and factors involved in its pathogenesis.

Adverse food reactions can mimic many other skin disorders, and a good knowledge of the underlying pathology.

Owners are often keen to blame their cat’s diet if their pet develops a skin problem, but is this correct? In this article the authors discuss appropriate methods for the diagnosis and treatment of adverse food reactions.

For many vets, common challenges when conducting elimination diet trials include...

Identifying a suitable diet for pets with adverse...

Treating canine atopic dermatitis can be challenging in itself, but keeping the owner fully engaged can be challenging too.

Successful management of atopic dermatitis often requires sustained therapy...

Grooming is a normal cat behavior, involving licking and nibbling of the hair and skin, and facial rubbing with the forepaws.

The atopic cat can be frustrating to diagnose and treat, but in this paper Jennifer Schissler demystifies some of the issues surrounding the condition.