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This segment of dvm360 Live!™ features and important clinicial discussion on dermatology with Joya Griffin, DVM, DACVD, and star of Pop Goes The Vet on Nat Geo Wild. From allergies, to immunotherapy, to topical treatments, Griffin shares her experience as a board-certified dermatologist, and how general practitioners can work with specialists to manage challenging cases.

Below is a partial transcript. See the video above for more. For veterinary professionals to order any of the products seen in this episode, please contact Nextmune at 480-464-8971 or email orders@nextmune.com.

Adam Christman, DVM, MBA: What advice would you give to the general practitioner frustrated with their dermatology cases?

Joya Griffin, DVM, DAVCD: Those cases are tough and they do take a lot of time. That’s where your friendly neighborhood dermatologist can come into play. However, it’s really a multimodal approach. You have to individualize it for each patient, reduce the allergic flare, and put the itch out. So if you have something that you can utilize to help make them more comfortable, of course, we always need to do that. Topical therapy is a big piece of the puzzle that I think sometimes is missed.