321. 7 Overlooked Exam Sites Every Vet Should Check On An Allergic Dog

Send me a derm question or story through text or voicemail!In this episode, we take a closer look at the often-overlooked areas of the dermatologic exam in allergic dogs—because the clues you’re missing may be the ones that matter most. From the ventral neck and axilla to claw folds, lip margins, and perianal regions, these hidden sites frequently harbor early or persistent lesions that can shape your diagnosis and treatment plan. We’ll discuss why these areas are commonly skipped, what subtle findings to look for, and how a more thorough dermatology exam can improve case outcomes.Tune in for practical tips to elevate your dermatology exams, catch lesions earlier, and avoid missing key pieces of the allergy puzzle.Want to ask a question or share a story to be featured on the podcast? Tap the link at the top of the show notes to text an inquiry or leave a voicemail!Timestamps00:00 Intro01:57 Ventral Neck03:14 Axilla04:21 Claw Folds06:05 Lip Margins07:28 Perianal Region08:51 Pinna10:23 Other Folds 13:14 Review/Summary15:55 Outro