To read the 35 new articles published in September 2026, click on the Bibliography tab then News. They are added to all the articles referenced since 1990!
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Dermatophytosis is an infection of keratinised tissues, that is, the hair, the stratum corneum and the claws, by fungi able to digest keratin. In dogs and cats,
Diagnosing Dermatophytosis in Dogs and Cats: Which Test to Trust? Read More
To read the 34 new articles published in July 2026, click on the Bibliography tab then News. They are added to all the articles referenced since 1990!
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Dermatophytoses are superficial infections of the skin and hair caused by keratinophilic fungi of the genera Microsporum, Trichophyton and Nannizzia. In dogs and cats, Microsporum canis predominates
To read the 38 new articles published in July 2026, click on the Bibliography tab then News. They are added to all the articles referenced since 1990!
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The paw pad is a specialised cutaneous structure designed for weight-bearing, capable of absorbing ground reaction forces by virtue of its distinctive micro-anatomy. This mechanical function accounts
Dermatoses of the dog’s paw pads Read More
To read the 29 new articles published in June 2026, click on the Bibliography tab then News. They are added to all the articles referenced since 1990!
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The advent of caninised monoclonal antibodies has transformed the management of atopic dermatitis, paving the way for targeted medicine in a discipline long confined to corticosteroids and
Monoclonal Antibodies in Veterinary and Human Dermatology Read More
