|Articles|February 1, 2014

Handout: Tell veterinary clients what to expect during a dermatology exam

Finding and understanding the cause of scratching in pets can be difficult. Let clients read this handout so they can see how you arrive at your diagnosis.

Use this handout to let clients know what you're doing during a dermatology exam in order to diagnose mysterious scratching in pets.

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