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Test your knowledge with the August Brain Teaser!Can you solve this puzzle? July 27, 2020 By Phil Zeltzman, DVM, DACVS, CVJ, Fear Free Certified Presentation Perineal region of a female dog. Question 1: What is your diagnosis based on the picture?Redundant vulvar skin foldsInfantile vulvaInverted vulvaQuestion 2: Which is the definitive treatment for this condition?A vulvoplastyAn episiotomyAn episioplasty rather than a vulvoplastyQuestion 3: Which statement is correct?This condition creates a perfect microenvironment for bacteria to thriveAntibiotics and frequent wiping typically solve this conditionThe poster child for this condition is an old, female, thin, small-breed dogScore Me!
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