Compassionate Healing at Our animal Dermatology Clinic
Your pet is a cherished family member, and seeing them uncomfortable is hard. As a specialized dermatology animal clinic led by a Board-Certified Veterinary Dermatologist, we provide the highest level of expertise available. We combine advanced medicine with a warm, reassuring approach to get your pet the relief they need. Heartland Values. Expert Care.
Our Services: Restoring Comfort
We specialize in diagnosing and treating chronic skin and ear conditions in dogs and cats. We look beyond the surface symptoms to identify the root cause, helping your pet live a happy, comfortable life.
Specialized Dermatology Care
- Allergy Management - Food and Environmental
- Anal Gland Disease
- Chronic Ear Disease
- Hair Loss Disorders
- Hormonal Disorders
- Immune-Mediated/Autoimmune Diseases
- Drug Reactions
- Ectoparasitic Diseases (fleas, scabies mites, demodex mites)
- Infectious Diseases - Viral, Bacterial, and Fungal including Ringworm
- Skin Cancer & Growths
- Pododermatitis (paw inflammation/infection) & Claw Disorders
Advanced Diagnostics & Procedures
- Skin and Ear Cytology
- Skin Scraping and Trichograms
- Ringworm Testing
- Bacterial and Fungal Cultures
- Intradermal and Serum Allergy Testing
- Video Otoscopy
- CO2 Laser Surgery
- Cryotherapy
- Biopsy and Histopathology
- Fine Needle Aspirate and Cytology
- Bloodwork and Urine Tests
- Anal Gland Infusion
Our Values
Our practice is built on a foundation of integrity, ensuring honest advocacy for every patient. We approach every case with empathy to relieve suffering and honor the human-animal bond, while using collaboration to create a unified, holistic health plan. As a community-centered, locally owned clinic, we are committed to accessibility, making high-quality care feasible for our neighbors.
Why Choose our clinic
We are dedicated to improving the quality of life for pets in Omaha.
Board-Certified Expertise: A board-certified veterinary dermatologist has significant training and experience in the treatment of skin diseases, as well as in internal medicine, immunology and allergy. Additional training after veterinary school consists of a 1 year general internship, as well as sometimes an additional 1 year dermatology specialty internship, followed then by a 3 year dermatology residency. A rigorous and comprehensive examination must also be passed to become a board-certified diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Dermatology (ACVD).
Compassionate Approach: We treat the pet, not just the skin.
Advanced Diagnostics: State-of-the-art tools for accurate answers.
Client Partnership: We work with you to find affordable options and sustainable solutions
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