Atopy (Canine Airborn Allergy)

What is atopy? Atopy is an allergic reaction to airborne pollens or particles from grass, trees, dust, cleaning products, or mould. Treatment for atopy involves a course of hyposensitisation injections. To diagnose atopy, a blood or intradermal skin test is required. The most common clinical sign is itching around the muzzle, eyes, ear, armpits, groin, and…

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Greencross Vets National Clinical Symposium 2020. The inaugural Greencross Vets Virtual Clinical Symposium is an online event delivering upwards of 90 CE points for vets, nurses and practice managers. 80 pre-recorded sessions in 13 different streams will be available between 28th September and 25th October 2020. On Sunday 25th October we will deliver live, interactive Q&A…

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