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DermatologyCase series / Retrospective

fPA cats show prolonged skin chewing and restricted body-part grooming, supporting classification as an abnormal repetitive behaviour.

PaperExploring Normal to Abnormal Variations of Grooming Behaviours in Cats.
Guillon M, et al. · Veterinary Dermatology, Jul 27
DermatologyCase series / Retrospective

AI otoscopy models show promise as decision-support tools but currently do not outperform veterinary professionals.

PaperExternal Validation of a Custom-Trained Artificial Intelligence Model for Canine Ear Canal Disease and Comparison With Veterinary Professionals.
McInnis M, et al. · Veterinary Dermatology, Jul 15
DermatologyCohort / Prospective

Objective lesion quantification provides reliable severity assessment for canine superficial pyoderma without subjective categorical grading.

PaperStandardising Assessment of Superficial Pyoderma in Dogs: Proposal of a Severity Score.
Pinto M, et al. · Veterinary Dermatology, Jul 10
Soft Tissue SurgeryCohort / Prospective

VAC and standard bandaging show equivalent skin graft outcomes; prioritize infection control.

PaperNo significant difference in outcomes found between vacuum-assisted closure versus standard bandaging of free meshed full-thickness skin grafts in a cohort of 125 dogs.
Clark JS, et al. · Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, Jul 8
DermatologyCase series / Retrospective

Aural fibroepithelial polyps in brachycephalic dogs cause chronic otitis and are curatively managed via endoscopic removal.

PaperFibroepithelial Polyps of the Ear Canal in Dogs: A Retrospective Analysis of 17 Cases.
Mendes C, et al. · Veterinary Dermatology, Jul 7
DermatologyCase series / Retrospective

Combined Iba1 and macrophage antibodies reliably differentiate CRH from granulomatous diseases.

PaperCutaneous Reactive Histiocytosis in Golden Retrievers: An Immunohistochemical Approach.
Albanese F, et al. · Veterinary Dermatology, Jul 6
DermatologyCase series / Retrospective

EHV-5 may contribute to cutaneous equine sarcoidosis pathogenesis based on detection within lesions.

PaperCutaneous Equine Sarcoidosis: A Case Series and Investigation Into a Potential Association With Equine Gammaherpesviruses-2 and -5 in 30 Equids.
Garandeau C, et al. · Veterinary Dermatology, Jul 3
DermatologyCase series / Retrospective

CBCT is a useful diagnostic tool for identifying osseous changes associated with feline inflammatory aural polyps.

PaperOsseous Changes in Young Cats With Inflammatory Aural Polyps: A Cone Beam Computed Tomography Analysis.
Colón Rodríguez A, et al. · Veterinary Dermatology, Jul 2
DermatologyRCT / Meta-analysis

Topical triamcinolone spray enhances lokivetmab efficacy for canine atopic dermatitis management.

PaperComparative Efficacy and Safety of Adjunctive 0.015% Triamcinolone Acetonide Topical Spray With Lokivetmab Versus Lokivetmab Monotherapy as 'Reactive Therapy' for Canine Atopic Dermatitis: A Randomised, Single-Blinded, Controlled Preliminary Trial.
Banovic F, et al. · Veterinary Dermatology, Jun 26
DermatologyCase series / Retrospective

FLE appears safe for canine CTCL but lacks statistically significant efficacy as adjunctive therapy.

PaperFluorescent Light Energy (FLE) as an Adjunctive Therapy in Canine Cutaneous Epitheliotropic Lymphoma (CTCL).
Nowell S, et al. · Veterinary Dermatology, Jun 26
OncologyCohort / Prospective

Nutritional status and complete treatment response strongly predict survival in cats with SCC treated with electrochemotherapy.

PaperPrognostic factors in cats with squamous cell carcinoma treated with electrochemotherapy.
Holanda AGA, et al. · Veterinary Journal, Jun 25
Soft Tissue SurgeryCase series / Retrospective

Lateral ear canal resection is effective for managing chronic canine otitis externa in primary care practice.

PaperClinical outcomes of lateral ear canal resection performed in routine clinical practice for chronic otitis externa in dogs: a retrospective descriptive study of 58 ears (2016-2025).
Kiriki K, et al. · Journal of Small Animal Practice, Jun 25
EquineCohort / Prospective

Healthy horses frequently harbor susceptible S. aureus and S. delphini with minimal antimicrobial resistance.

PaperScreening Equine Skin and Mucous Membranes for Carriage of Coagulase-Positive Staphylococci.
Dierkes CM, et al. · Veterinary Dermatology, Jun 25
DermatologyCase series / Retrospective

CHSD and PLL are novel lesions in northern elephant seals associated with fungal and bacterial colonization.

PaperCrescentic Hair Shaft Defects and Piedra-Like Lesions With Follicular Invasion in Northern Elephant Seals (Mirounga angustirostris).
Nabavi-Mosavi N, et al. · Veterinary Dermatology, Jun 22
DermatologyCase series / Retrospective

Probiotic ear drops effectively reduce clinical signs in canine non-infectious otitis externa.

PaperClinical Efficacy of Probiotic-Based Ear Drops Containing Lactobacilli in Canine Erythroceruminous Otitis Externa: An Open Label, Multicentre Study.
Carrasco I, et al. · Veterinary Dermatology, Jun 19
DermatologyCase series / Retrospective

Sebaceous adenitis management requires individualized approaches; breed and treatment modality alone cannot predict outcomes.

PaperTherapeutic Outcomes and Owner Assessment in Canine Sebaceous Adenitis Across Breeds: A Multicentre Retrospective Analysis and Owner Survey.
Batt H, et al. · Veterinary Dermatology, Jun 18
DermatologyCohort / Prospective

Chicken is the primary food allergen in Southeast Asian dogs; investigate CAFR with pedal pruritus/otitis.

PaperClinical Signs and Offending Food Allergens in Canine Cutaneous Adverse Food Reactions in Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia: A Prospective Study.
Hernadi H, et al. · Veterinary Dermatology, Jun 14
DermatologyRCT / Meta-analysis

FMT safely reduces lesion severity and medication needs in canine atopic dermatitis.

PaperFaecal Microbiota Transplantation Reduces Lesion Severity and Medication Use in Canine Atopic Dermatitis: A Randomised, Placebo-Controlled, Double-Blinded Clinical Trial.
Felten V, et al. · Veterinary Dermatology, Jun 12
DermatologyCase series / Retrospective

Most acute canine otitis externa managed successfully without antibiotics; significant geographic practice variation exists.

PaperTreatment Choices for Acute Canine Otitis Externa in Sweden, Finland and Norway: A Comparative Study With a Focus on Antibiotic Use.
Saarinen K, et al. · Veterinary Dermatology, Jun 10
DermatologyCase series / Retrospective

Oclacitinib effectively reduces pruritus in equine allergic dermatitis but requires monitoring for hepatic and renal effects.

PaperOclacitinib for Controlling Pruritus and Associated Skin Lesions in 16 Horses With Allergic Dermatitis.
Nuchprayoon N, et al. · Veterinary Dermatology, May 31
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