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kleintier konkret 2020; 23(03): 9-18
DOI: 10.1055/a-1109-9653
Dermatologie
Katze

Auf dem neuesten Stand? – Allergische Dermatitis bei der Katze

Ariane Neuber Watts
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Allergische Dermatitiden sind ein multifaktorielles Krankheitsgeschehen. Nur eine Kombination verschiedener Therapieansätze ermöglicht der Katze eine gute Lebensqualität. Dabei gilt es, Stress zu minimieren sowie kausale und symptomatische Therapien zu kombinieren.

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