Dr. Ian Spiegel provides a thorough rundown on this itchy issue in cats.
Ian B. Spiegel, VMD, MHS, DACVD
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Articles by Ian B. Spiegel, VMD, MHS, DACVD
Dr. Ian Spiegel answers this concern about managing allergic pets.
Veterinary dermatologist Dr. Ian Spiegel offers his advice.
Advice from veterinary dermatologist Dr. Ian Spiegel.
Intradermal testing and allergen-specific immunotherapy have worked well for my patients.
The main concern with this condition is a secondary bacterial folliculitis and furunculosis. The infection often requires six to 12 weeks of oral antibiotic therapy.
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