Shining a Light on New Treatments for Skin Conditions

Sponsored by Vetoquinol

Lick granulomas are a frustrating and not uncommon condition in dogs, constituting nearly 3% of dermatology cases seen in general practice.¹ Conventionally, treatment has involved a combination of therapies, including antibiotics, anti-inflammatories, and psychogenic drugs, all intended to promote healing and prevent self-trauma. Fortunately, new advances are providing convenient options for the management of canine lick granulomas.