Ian Spiegel - Veterinary Dermatologist

25/12/2012

Season's Greetings. Thank you for another great year!

17/03/2012

Have a great day!

26/02/2012

You are not alone! Top 3 claims (reasons for going to the veterinarian) for dogs are ear, skin infection, allergy related! The 5th most common claim in cats is allergies.

As a pet owner, you hope the only visits you’ll take to your veterinarian are for routine care. While sitting in the lobby with your anxious pet, waiting to be seen, do you ever wonder why everyone else and their pets are there?

06/02/2012

A recent publication some of you may find interesting. And congrats to all the Giants fans!

Dr. Ian Spiegel answers this concern about managing allergic pets.

22/01/2012

Interesting article.

Sit. Stay. Scratch. - ScienceNOW

24/12/2011

Merry Christmas and have a great holiday! Looking forward to another great year of helping pets smell better, itch less, and grow hair! Great clients and patients are what make me love what I do everyday. Thank You!

21/11/2011

Exciting news! Atopica for cats will soon be available. This will be in a liquid form.

Atopica for cats (cyclosporine oral solution, USP) modified, a treatment for chronic allergic dermatitis, has been approved by the FDA as the first OK'd for treating allergic dermatitis in cats.

29/09/2011

Learn more about the AAVD. Great information for pet owners and membership is open to all veterinarians. This is a great opportunity for general practitioners.

The mission of the American Academy of Veterinary Dermatology is to promote scientific progress in the field of veterinary dermatolgy.

29/09/2011

Resistant Bacterial Infections

Veterinary dermatologists say general practitioners following the “three strikes and you’re out,” policy tend to hold onto the client they referred when future veterinary care is needed.

25/09/2011

Learn more about veterinary dermatology, visit www.acvd.org for details.

The American College of Veterinary Dermatology (ACVD) is a group of veterinarians who have expertise and specialized training in the diagnosis and treatment of animals with benign and malignant disorders of the skin, hair, ears, and nails. This includes evaluating patients for external parasites, al...

01/03/2011

http://www.jaaha.org/cgi/content/abstract/46/5/301

From the Dermatology Service (Restrepo, Spiegel), the Department of Medicine and Epidemiology (Ihrke, White), and the Department of Pathology (Affolter), School of Veterinary Medicine, University of California, Davis, California 95616-8747.

18/01/2011

Intradermal testing and allergen-specific immunotherapy have worked well for my patients.

18/01/2011

Advice from veterinary dermatologist Dr. Ian Spiegel.