Animal Dermatology & Allergy

Did you know that veterinary technicians can earn specialty certification? Our current blog post gives the details. http://adavet.squarespace.com/dermatology-101

Curious about these little microscopic creatures and what they eat? This month's Dermatology 101 post will tell you THE TRUTH ABOUT YEAST! http://adavet.squarespace.com/dermatology-101

We get a lot of questions about feeding raw diets and thought our clients might get some good information from this article! https://www.wormsandgermsblog.com//raw-pet-food-recall-an/

Don’t forget to check out our January blog on bacterial skin infections and MRSP! http://adavet.squarespace.com/dermatology-101

What does it mean if your pet is diagnosed with a bacterial skin infection? Read our most recent blog post to find out. http://adavet.squarespace.com/dermatology-101/

Dr. Cannon’s new blog post is on our website for November! http://adavet.squarespace.com//do-carbohydrates-and-sugars

A question we get frequently - Do carbohydrates and sugars in the diet make skin infections worse? Dr. Cannon tackles this in November’s blog! http://adavet.squarespace.com//do-carbohydrates-and-sugars

The words no one wants to hear...a diet trial! This month’s blog covers all things diet trial and why the dreaded words, diet trial, are so important to the allergy work up!

This week is National Veterinary Technician Week! We veterinarians love our vet techs and wouldn't be able to function without them. Thank you to all the vet techs out there!

An interview with our very own Dr. Andrea Cannon, DVM DACVD on the importance of protecting your pets against the dangers of ticks this season! https://www.kivitv.com//protecting-pets-from-the-dangers-c

We're back with a new post after a long hiatus...watch our technician Jessica teach Clementine's mom how to flush the ears.

This interesting news article from the Veterinary Information Network interviews experts and cites scientific research leading to the conclusion that pet owners should beware of "do it yourself" allergy test kits!

We have a new blog post @ http://adavet.squarespace.com/dermatology-101/