These links are in alphabetical order and are not sponsored:

Pharmaceuticals Companies

• Artu Biologicals Europe BV (www.artuvetrin.com)
Further information on intradermal allergy testing and Artuvetrin allergen specific immunotherapy treatment for Atopic pets from the premier European allergy company.

• Bayer Animal Health plc (advocate-spot-on.com)
Information about broad spectrum ectoparasite control (fleas, lice, mange mites etc).

• Dechra Veterinary Products (www.dechra-eu.com)
Details on their range of dermatology preparations.

• Dermapet® UK (www.dermapetuk.com)
Information on their innovative, and ever expanding, range of prescription therapies for skin, ear and claw diseases.

• Merial Animal Health Ltd (uk.merial.com)
Information on their flea control products.

• Novartis Animal Health UK Ltd (www.itchfree.co.uk)
More details about Atopic dermatitis and a guide to different treatments, including their ground-breaking immunomodulatory drug.

Nutrition Companies

Further information on dermatology conditions and nutrition, which is appropriate for most skin conditions, not just for cutaneous adverse food reactions (“food allergies”):

• Dechra Veterinary Products(www.specific-diets.com)
Search for their z/d and d/d diets.

• Hills Pet Nutrition, Inc. (www.hillspet.com)
Search for their z/d and d/d diets.

• Nestlé Purina Petcare (UK) Ltd (www.purina.com)
See also previous Downloads section (HA® and DeRM® diets).

• Royal Canin Crown Petfoods Ltd)(www.royalcanin.co.uk)
See also previous Downloads section (Hypoallergenic® and Skin Support® diets).’

Thank you to Dr Thierry Olivry DrVet PhD DipECVD DipACVD, at NC State, for the immunohistochemistry photomicrograph.

The photographs throughout this site are from cases I have treated throughout the last decade. Many thanks to Dr Ian Mason, BVetMed PhD CertSAD MRCVS, for his help, support and tuition and for the intradermal test photographs. Thank you to all the clinicians that have referred cases to me since 2000.

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	Flea bite Hypersensitivity An adult ‘cat’ flea, Ctenocephalides felis, our commonest flea, its saliva can cause allergic reactions in both cats and dogs
	Leishmaniosis (formerly Leishmaniasis) Pinnal margin ulceration in an imported, three year old Crossbreed. Thorough investigations throughout the prior fourteen months had failed to provide a definitive diagnosis. All the claws had malodourous, haemorrhagic, purulent discharge, caused by secondary bacterial invasion. A tissue PCR test proved the primary infection was due to this exotic protozoal disease. Treatment was instituted hurriedly to avert the serious internal organ damage form the generalising infection
	Nasal Philtral Arteritis The diagnosis of the localised ulceration in this four year old Rhodesian Ridgeback was a rare condition documented almost exclusively in related St Bernards in the US. After initial immuno-suppression, good safe control was instituted with topical medication.