Virbac, the world leader in veterinary dermatology, created Derm University, the first online, interactive resource to provide access to the latest information regarding this specialty. After successfully completing the curriculum you will earn your certificate as a Virbac dermatology consultant, and you will receive Continuing Education credit.

Available Courses:
Module 1: Atopy 101
Module 2: Principles of Topical Therapy 202
Module 3: Diagnosis and Management of Chronic Otitis

Virbac is committed to the continued education of dermatology care for companion animals. To complement our current Continuing Education Training Courses, we have also made available the following educational information.

Barrier Function and Atopic Dermatitis Presentation
(Featuring Douglas, J. DeBoer, DVM, DACVD)
The "outside-inside" theory and the impact of new findings on allergic patients.
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ALLERDERM® Spot-On Webinar
(Featuring Drs. C.A. Rème and N. Bathurst )
An in-depth review of when and how to use ALLERDERM Spot-On
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A Complete Approach to Treating the Chronic Allergy Patien
(June 2009 ACVIM)
Seminar Notes & Slides
The notes and reference materials from the full-day interactive training seminar—A Complete Approach to Treating the Chronic Allergy Patient—presented at the June 2009 ACVIM Conference, are now available for your reference.
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