Dr. Jeanne Budgin Presents on A Dermatologist Panel Discussion on October 6, 2020

Every Meal Counts! Simple Tools for Tough Cases: A Dermatologist Panel Discussion

  • Audience members will learn how hydrolysis reduces antigenicity of dietary protein, and how the degree of hydrolysis of protein may influence the outcome of diagnostic elimination diet trials. This discussion will include a brief literature review to help audience members choose elimination diets in an evidence-based fashion.

  • Audience members will learn a general diagnostic approach to itchy puppies and kittens, including ruling out ectoparasites, infection, and food allergy, and special considerations when working with this population of animals.

  • Audience members will learn about skin barrier structure and function, and review scientific evidence for nutritional strategies to support the skin barrier, including the use of specific nutrient blends, including B-vitamins and histidine, as well as fatty acids such as EPA & DHA to modulate inflammation.

https://event.on24.com/eventRegistration/EventLobbyServlet?target=reg20.jsp&referrer=&eventid=2645819&sessionid=1&key=E7A64261BF80E749C7155C3A6226BB0E&regTag=&sourcepage=register

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Webinar with VETgirl on 09/10/20: Maximizing Success for Diagnosing Food Allergies

In this 30-minute, VETgirl Real-Life Rounds, Dr. Andrew Rosenberg, DVM, DACVD reviews food allergies in dogs and cats. Get the newest, evidence-based data on how prevalent food allergies are, what foods dogs and cats are allergic to, and how to appropriately diagnose and manage your food allergic patients.

https://vetgirlontherun.com/real-life-rounds/september-10-2020-maximizing-success-for-diagnosing-food-allergies/

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DR. BUDGIN WILL PRESENT WEBINARS TO THE SMALL ANIMAL VETERINARY ASSOCIATION IN NIGERIA

When the COVID-19 pandemic limited Dr. Budgin's ability to return to Africa this year, the Small Animal Veterinary Association in Nigeria was excited to announce that a virtual meeting will be offered. Dr. Budgin will present webinars on The Approach to the Dermatology Patient and Canine Pyoderma. This platform will reach a more global audience and stimulate interest in veterinary dermatology in preparation for her visit to West Africa next year. 

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YOU’RE INVITED TO A ROYAL CANIN CONTINUING EDUCATION WEBINAR July 23, 2020 8pm on ZOOM

Cats Are Not Small Dogs: Case Studies in Feline Dermatology

Dr. Jeanne Budgin is a board-certified veterinary dermatologist practicing at Riverdale Veterinary Dermatology in Riverdale, NJ. This interactive case-based presentation will highlight both common and more challenging feline skin diseases with a focus on the differential diagnoses and selection of diagnostic tests. The results, treatment plan, follow up, and a discussion of each condition will also be reviewed. 1.5 hours of RACE CE credit will be provided.

https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_NMAvdbuaRXqjGRvLKIUj6w 

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Listen to Food Allergies in Pets with Dr. Rosenberg from Clinician's Brief: The Podcast

In this episode, host Beckie Mossor, RVT, sits down with Andrew Rosenberg, DVM, DACVD, to discuss the formidable topic of food allergies in dogs and cats. Dr. Rosenberg explains the difference between food allergies—cutaneous adverse food reactions—and food intolerances, then offers guidance on how to tell the difference. He also contrasts food allergies with environmental allergies, offering some tips on how to get buy-in on diet trials. Finally, Dr. Rosenberg provides helpful tips for discussing hot button pet food trends with clients.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/clinicians-brief-the-podcast/id1466128015?i=1000465802325

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Dr. Budgin Lectured in Arequipa, Peru

Dr. Jeanne Budgin recently delivered four days of continuing education to veterinarians Arequipa, Peru. Congreso Dermatologia Arequipa was organized by Dr. Vanessa Teran, a veterinarian with an interest in dermatology that previously spent a month training with the doctors at Riverdale Veterinary Dermatology. The program was very popular with both didactic and hands on training presented including demonstration of the dermatology examination, collection and evaluation of skin samples, and an introduction to microscopy and cutaneous cytology. A great combination of learning and socializing in a beautiful country! We even made the local newspaper! 

ADAS Welcomes Daniel Bowden, DVM, DACVD

Dr. Daniel Bowden

Diplomate American College of Veterinary Dermtology

Animal Dermatology & Allergy Specialists is thrilled to announce that Dr. Daniel Bowden has joined our team.  He will be seing cases in our Riverdale, NJ office as well as our new Rockland County, NY office in Nanuet, NY.  Dr. Daniel Bowden received his Bachelor of Science from Union College, Schenectady, NY.  He studied veterinary medicine at St. George's University School of Veterinary Medicine and earned his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Bowden completed an internship at the Animal Medical Center in New York City followed by a specialty internship in dermatology at the University of Illinois. Dr. Bowden then completed his residency training in dermatology at the University of California. For the last two years, he has practiced at Oradel Animal Hospital in Paramus, New Jersey.

 Dr. Bowden enjoys quality family time with his wife and daughter. He also enjoys reading and many outdoor activities including hiking and skiing. He has two dogs, four cats and a ball python.

If you would like to make an appointment with Dr. Bowden please contact us.  We look forward to provding you with top dermatologic care for your pet.

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Dr. Jeanne Budgin Speaks at West Milford Library

Dr. Jeanne Budgin and the doctors of Riverdale Veterinary Dermatology provided a public education program at West Milford Library entitled "Let's Talk Itchy Pets" on Thursday, October 10th. This popular continuing education seminar series is organized and supported by Greenwood Lake Animal Hospital. After Dr. Budgin discussed how dogs and cats itch in different ways, as well as the many causes of itch in pets including parasites, allergies, and skin and ear infections, Drs. Loewinger and Rosenberg answered questions from the audience. It was a fun and interactive night for all and we would like to acknowledge Greenwood Lake for providing the opportunity!

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Calling All Itchy Dogs!!

Do you have an itchy dog who suffers from environmental allergies? 

If so, your dog may be a candidate to participate in a new study investigating the efficacy of CBD oil on alleviating itch in dogs with atopic dermatitis. 

Perks for your dog: Free physical exams, skin cytology, bloodwork, and the discovery of a potentially effective new treatment to help control their itch

Perks for you: $100 Amazon Gift Card on successful completion of the four weeklong study

To be a potential candidate, your dog must:

Have been previously diagnosed with environmentally allergies (pollen, dust, etc).

Have been through an appropriate elimination diet to rule out a food allergy. If your dog has both food and environmental allergies, the food allergy must be controlled with an appropriate hypoallergenic diet. 

Be somewhat itchy at time of study with room for potential improvement.

What would the study involve?

Administration of a CBD capsule or a placebo to your dog twice daily for 4 weeks. You can give it in food! 

Your dog would receive three physical exams: week 0, week 2, and week 4, as well as other diagnostic testing free of charge. We would perform bloodwork and skin biopsies at weeks 0 and 4. 

Please contact Dr. Melissa Loewinger at Animal Dermatology and Allergy Specialists in Riverdale, NJ and White Plains, NY if you are interested in finding out if your dog is a candidate for the study or if you would like more information.

E-mail: infoWP@adasvet.com, with subject: CBD Study Inquiry- Attention: Melissa Loewinger

Phone: (973) 831-2383- Riverdale  (914) 750-5812- White Plains

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Dr. Rosenberg Speaks at the Russian American Veterinary Conference (RAVC) in Sochi, Russia

Dr. Rosenberg lectured on Itchy Dogs and other dermatology topics at a three day conference in Sochi, Russia. With simultaneous translators, attendees could listen to him via headpiece. It was a wonderful opportunity to meet international members of the veterinary community and see the development of the new hospital in Sochi, Russia. Until now there has not been a central Veterinary hospital in the area. Dr. Rosenberg had a great time meeting all of the attendees.

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CE EVENT: ITCHY, BALD AND CRUSTY CATS - PLUS - DERM PEARLS FOR EVERYDAY PRACTICE

Please join presenter Dr. Jeanne Budgin.

This case-based presentation will introduce a series of common but challenging feline skin diseases with a focus on developing a list of differential diagnoses and indicated diagnostic tests. Results, treatment plan, follow up and a discussion of each condition will then be reviewed. The lecture will conclude with practical tips (not limited by species) for general practitioners to apply ever day in their approach to management of patients with otic and dermatologic conditions. 

 

Tuesday, June 18, 2019

Hyatt House Fishkill

100 Westage Business Center Dr., Fishkill, NY 12524

6:30-7:30p Dinner/7:30p Presentation

 

*Course will count for 2 NYS CE credit hours

https://www.nysvms.org/events/EventDetails.aspx?alias=HVVMSjune

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Dr. Budgin's Educational Initiative in Africa

Our very own Jeanne Budgin, DVM has a passion for providing education in underserved areas of the world. She currently serves as coordinator of the Global Veterinary Dermatology Education Group and is actively involved with both the World Association for Veterinary Dermatology and WSAVA - World Small Animal Veterinary Association. Here are some photos from a recent educational event in Malawi and Kenya, Africa!

She visited Malawi and Kenya the week of October 20th, 2018.

Thanks to the Global Veterinary Dermatology Education Group, Malawi Veterinary Association, World Small Animal Veterinary Association, Kenya Small and Companion Animal Veterinary Association, Ultravetis and Royal Canin South Africa for making this possible!