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Articles by Hilary A. Jackson, BVM&S, DVD, DACVD

Hilary A. Jackson, BVM&S, DVD, DACVD

Dermatologic manifestations and nutritional management of adverse food reactions January 1, 2007 By: Hilary A. Jackson, BVM&S, DVD, DACVD Most practitioners recognize that some dogs and cats with pruritus or gastrointestinal conditions can be managed either in part or fully by feeding a limited-antigen diet.

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