Pemphigus Foliaceus

KEY POINTS:

  • Natural Immunotherapy is an effective option for canine autoimmune conditions of the skin
  • The Immune Modulatory effects of the Veterinary Immune Tabs are often noticeable within 3 to 4 weeks

Patient: Troon
Age/Sex/Breed: 9 year old male Australian Shepherd

History:
Troon presented as restless and itching excessively with severe dry crusts and ulcers on the bridge of the nose and hair loss on the rump & groin. The facial lesions were indicative of pemphigus foliaceus an immune-mediated skin disease involving inappropriate immunological attack against one of the normal layers of the skin.

Diagnostics:
The owner declined skin biopsies and preferred trying some natural therapy first.

Therapy:
The veterinarian recommended Veterinary Immune Tabs and after roughly 30 days of supplementation, the nasal ulcers had improved dramatically. Troon continued to take Veterinary Immune Tabs and at a reassessment 6 months later Troon’s condition was nearly resolved.

Attending veterinarian: Dr. Joseph Ramaekers

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Troon: End of June 2003
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3rd Week of July 2003
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December 2003
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