1. Diagnosis and management of allergic, parasitic, auto-immune and neoplastic (i.e. cancerous) disorders of the skin, ears and paws/claws of dogs, cats and horses.
2. Intradermal allergy testing and allergen specific immunotherapy (“allergy shots”)
3. Video-otoscopy procedures (ear scope)
4. Laser Surgery:
- Acral lick granuloma ablation
- Actinic keratosis
- Calcinosis circumscripta
- Cutaneous masses
- Cyst inclusion
- Epibulbar melanoma
- Feline ceruminous cystomatosis
- Follicular cysts and tumors
- Gingival hyperplasia and epulis
- Hemostasis
- Hyperkeratosis of digital pads /nasal planum
- Localized demodex
- Malignant melanoma
- Nodular sebaceous hyperplasia
- Papillomas
- Pigmented viral plaques
- Pinnal tumors
- Plasma cell pododermatitis
- Skin tags
- Squamous cell carcinoma removal
- Viral papillomas
- Wound management (acute and chronic)
- And many more…
5. Cryotherapy
Drug Withdrawal Times for Intradermal allergy test
- Cytopoint (Lokivetmab) - Withdrawal not necessary
- Apoquel (Oclacitinib) - Ideally 3-7 days, but not required
- Atopica (modified Cyclosporine) - Not required
- Antihistamines - 7-14 days
- Short-acting oral glucocorticoids (i.e. Prednisone) - 14 days
- Topical steroids (including ear medication) - 14-28 days (depending on potency and vehicle of product)
- Dexamethasone injection - At least 6 weeks
- Triamcinolone and/or Methylprednisolone injection - 10-12 weeks