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Image Quiz: A chronically ear-scratching, head-shaking golden retriever (Sponsored by Dechra)

December 9, 2011

Can you determine the best treatment for this dog?

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Image Quiz: Chronically pruritic and odoriferous ears in a basset hound (Sponsored by Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health)

March 2, 2011

A young, adult basset hound presents to you for evaluation of chronic recurrent ear pruritus and a strong "musty" odor. Which of these diagnostic tests would be most useful initially?

Source: VETERINARY MEDICINE

How do you manage ceruminous otitis in cats?

December 1, 2010

Veterinary dermatologist Dr. Paul Bloom discusses how he handles these cases.

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Idea Exchange: Getting ear bandages to stay in place

October 1, 2010

I've found bandaging an ear after an ear hematoma repair to be a challenge.

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Today's Daily Dose: Dermatology

September 20, 2010

A common misdiagnosis of ear edge dermatitis in certain dog breeds.

Source: CVC IN BALTIMORE PROCEEDINGS

Otitis externa/media (Proceedings)

April 1, 2010

Otitis externa is an acute or chronic inflammation of the epithelium of the external ear canal which may also involve the pinna. It is a common disorder which may present as a primary complaint or concurrently with other problems.

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Idea Exchange: Easier ear medication distribution

April 1, 2010

Many otic medications require owners to blindly squeeze the bottle, leaving them unsure as to how much, if any, medication went into their pets' ears.

Source: CVC IN BALTIMORE PROCEEDINGS

Managing otitis externa (Proceedings)

April 1, 2010

Canine otitis externa is certainly one of the most common problems veterinarians are dealing with in small animal practice. However, recurrent ear diseases can be very challenging to manage and be quite frustrating for the practitioner as well as for the pet owner.

Source: DVM NEWSMAGAZINE

Ear edge dermatitis: Look beyond scabies

March 1, 2010

Ear edge dermatoses in dogs can consist of alopecia, seborrhea, crusting, ulceration and necrosis.

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