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News|Podcasts|December 1, 2023
Podcast CE: Topical therapy for dermatologic cases
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Program Description:
This podcast will discuss the benefits and advantages of topical therapy when treating animals with allergies. The discussion will include important ingredients, different forms of topicals, and how to use for best results.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the different forms of topical therapy to use in patients
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- Know which diseases to use topical therapy for patients
- Learn about using topical therapy as maintenance and prevention long-term
Program Agenda:
- Topical therapy, what is it? How do we use it?
- Options of different forms of topicals (shampoo vs mousse vs spray vs wipes, etc.)
- Important ingredients and concentrations
- Different types of diseases to use topicals for
- Using topicals to treat, but also as maintenance to prevent
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