Francesco Cian discusses the case of a 1.5-year-old German shepherd dog seen by the referring vet for a well-circumscribed, non-ulcerated, 2.5cm in diameter cutaneous lesion on the hindlimb footpad.

Ariane Neuber discusses the management and treatment of pruritus – and other common disorders – seen in dogs and cats.

John Redbond details how pruritus commonly manifests in companion animals, and how to identify and treat its origins.

Ariane Neuber describes approaches to examining patients, underlying causative factors, therapy options and innovations.

This month, RVN John Redbond joins VN Times editor Rachael Buzzel to discuss dermatology, what piqued his interest in this speciality, and how VNs who share this passion can get involved.

Jeanette Bannoehr discusses aural and dermal conditions that often present in cats and dogs, including management and diagnosis.

In the second of a two-part series, Peter Kukadia looks at bacterial infection of the skin and pitfalls when discussing this complex condition with clients.

Peter Kukadia looks at dealing with client expectations, queries and complaints related to diagnosing and treating skin disorders.

Diana Ferreira discusses available treatment options and management strategies for both outer and middle ear inflammation.

Jon Hardy looks at the aetiology, clinical signs, management and prevention around pyotraumatic dermatitis in canines.

Ariane Neuber advises on management strategies, along with examples, for a selection of skin ailments veterinary nurses should be aware of in practice.

Jane Coatesworth examines commonly presented skin conditions, highlighting the hot spots where infection can multiply, and an approach to effective treatment.