Stephanie Abrams, DVM, MS, DACVD

Board Certified Veterinary Dermatologist

Dr. Stephanie Abrams is a Board Certified Veterinary Dermatologist with over eight years of veterinary experience. She specializes in treating skin conditions in cats and dogs. Dr. Abrams earned a BA from Skidmore College and a DVM from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine. After earning her DVM, she completed an internship at Tufts Veterinary Emergency Treatment & Specialties, followed by a residency in Dermatology at the Ohio State University School of Veterinary Medicine.

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How to

Treat a Yeast Skin Infection in a Dog

A yeast infection of the skin, also called “yeast dermatitis,” is a common skin concern for many dogs. It occurs when a specific type of yeast (called “Malassezia”) is overproduced. Certain breeds of dog are more...

How to Get Rid of Ear Mites

Ear mites are parasites that live their entire lives within the ear canals of your pet. They thrive in the dark, moist environment that the ear provides. Mites cause severe itching and irritation for the pet and can caus...

How to

Treat an Allergic Reaction to Flea and Tick Preventatives

Pest prevention is important to protect your pet's health and your family's wellbeing. However, some animals experience allergic reactions to flea and tick preventatives. These reactions may be caused by an existing alle...

How to

Get Rid of Dry Skin on Cats

Believe it or not, human beings aren't the only animals that can suffer from dandruff. Cats can also get dried-out skin that flakes off when rubbed or petted — just like people. While this is rarely a serious issue...

How to

Diagnose and Treat Your Dog's Itchy Skin Problems

Similar to people, allergies in dogs are managed and not cured. The dog’s body is hypersensitive to something and the reaction to that hypersensitivity is itching. Dogs can be allergic to their food, flea bites, grass ...