Feline Dermatology: Comprehensive Overview of Skin Conditions in Cats
September 1984
in “
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice
”
feline leprosy atypical mycobacterial infections demodicosis fur mites Cheyletiellosis Microsporum canis Sporotrichosis food allergies atopy flea-allergy dermatitis allergic contact dermatitis pemphigus complex lupus erythematosus miliary dermatitis self-induced alopecia endocrine alopecia hypoallergenic diets intradermal allergy testing flea control corticosteroids mood-altering drugs megestrol acetate glucocorticoids ulcerative foot pad disease feline leprosy demodicosis fur mites Cheyletiellosis ringworm Sporotrichosis food allergies atopy flea-allergy dermatitis allergic contact dermatitis pemphigus lupus miliary dermatitis self-induced alopecia endocrine alopecia hypoallergenic diets allergy testing flea control steroids mood-altering drugs megestrol acetate steroids ulcerative foot pad disease
Studysummary The document explains various skin conditions in cats and how to diagnose and treat them.
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