Topicals, systemics, antibacterials, antifungals, glucocorticoids … The list of potential therapies is long, but with the right diagnostic information and patient history details, you can formulate a regimen that gets those ears under control.

Educate your veterinary clients on the basics of otitis externa, media and interna and how you’ll get to a diagnosis.

State of Pet Health Report highlights rise in prevalence that parallels increase in flea infestations in veterinary patients.

If you have an end-stage otitis case that’s not a candidate for surgery, PBMT can help manage some of the clinical signs.

Sample was taken from the dorsal trunk of an 8-year-old male golden retriever.

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