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What management step is key in pruritic dogs and cats?

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“We concluded that weekly bathing reduced Malassezia species, cocci, and aeroallergens on the skin's surface and that this reduction may have contributed to significant overall improvement in the dogs' skin parameter scores.”

-Gene H. Nesbitt, DVM, MS, DACVD

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