A Clinician's Approach to Feline Alopecia

    July 2010 in “ UK vet. Companion animal ”
    Paul S Coward
    TLDR Vets should thoroughly examine and tailor treatments for cats with hair loss.
    The document "A clinician's approach to feline alopecia" provided a comprehensive guide for veterinarians on diagnosing and managing hair loss in cats. It emphasized the importance of a thorough clinical examination and detailed history-taking to identify underlying causes, which could range from parasitic infections to hormonal imbalances. The article also discussed various diagnostic tests and treatment options, highlighting the need for a tailored approach based on the specific condition of each feline patient. The author, Paul S Coward, aimed to equip clinicians with practical strategies to effectively address this common dermatological issue in cats.
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