Virbac Dermatology Compendium Now Available

Virbac has published a detailed Compendium of recent independently-published studies relating to its range of dermatology products. Studies are listed according to the disorders investigated with an impact rating given to each piece of research. The Compendium also provides details of the active components, clinical benefits and other useful information regarding Virbac’s dermatology products. European Specialist in Veterinary Dermatology Filippo de Bellis said: “Dermatological problems can cause frustration to both clinician and pet owners because of their chronic nature and the wide variety of aetiologies. Best practice is achieved by integrating clinical expertise with the best external evidence. Virbac has made a major contribution to the provision of evidence by publishing this Compendium containing scientific information to support its range of pharmaceutical products. It shows commitment to the veterinary profession and to the rule of evidence-based medicine.” Christelle Navarro, DVM, from the Medical Department at Virbac SA, added: “We have spent 30 years working to improve veterinary dermatology with innovative solutions for the profession. Given the complexity of dermatology and the multiplicity of therapeutic offerings, we hope the Compendium will be a helpful tool for clinicians seeking scientific support for the products they use.” Electronic copies of the Compendium are available on request to your Territory Manager or by calling Virbac direct on 01359 243243. Founded by a veterinary surgeon, Virbac is the largest independent veterinary pharmaceutical company in the world and is dedicated to supporting the veterinary profession through the development of innovative products and services, which support their businesses and help animals lead longer, healthier lives.

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