Bienen- und Wespengiftallergien bei Hunden – Von der Akutbehandlung bis zur Desensibilisierung

Insektengifte zählen zu den häufigsten Allergieauslösern des Hundes. Das klinische Bild reicht von lokalen Reaktionen über allergische Allgemeinreaktionen bis hin zu Intoxikationen. Der Beitrag gibt wichtige Informationen über die diagnostische Aufarbeitung, die Akutbehandlung und präventive Maßnahmen.

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