Caring, competency, compassion and always learning
Dr Rob Hilton Veterinary Dermatology Services
Expert Dermatology Services for Skin, Allergy and Ear Diseases in companion animals in Melbourne
Mobile Contact: 0433-853560
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Treatment of Dog, Cat, and Horse Allergy, Non-Allergic Dermatitis, Skin Diseases & Ear Infections, and Conditions in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Dr. Rob Hilton BVSc (Hons) MANZCVS Cert. VD treats allergy & allergic dermatitis + all other skin & ear diseases of dogs, cats, and horses. Servicing all of Melbourne in his private rooms and Yarrambat Veterinary Hospital (by appointment)
Dr. Rob provides face-to-face consultations. Initial consultations take at least 1 hour and include phone follow-up. Best results are obtained when we are able to discuss your pet's needs and plan.
Commitment to Ongoing Learning and Education
- Given Many Lectures, Seminars, and Writes Articles on Topics Relating to Veterinary Dermatology. These Can Be Viewed and Downloaded From “Articles and Information.”
- Member of the Scientific Advisory Board of Improve International (Australia) and Lecturer in Veterinary Dermatology
- Dermatology Consultant to Vets Beyond Borders
- Member of the Zoeitis International Advisory Panel for Apoquel and Clinical Trial Investigator for Both Apoquel and Cytopoint
- Regularly Attends International and Local Congress in Veterinary Dermatology
- Provides Practical Training and Advice to Practitioners and Students. Students and Veterinarians Are Welcome To Come and Learn by Seeing Practice by Arrangement
Alopecia X
Atopic Dermatitis + Secondary Infection
Atopic Dermatitis
Most commonly seen in Pomeranians, Poodles and Nordic breeds
Atopic Dermatitis
Atopic Dermatitis + Secondary Infection
Atopic Dermatitis
Belly changes Staffy with atopic dermatitis
Atopic Dermatitis + Secondary Infection
Atopic Dermatitis + Secondary Infection
Atopic Dermatitis + Secondary Infection
Pustules and papules due to Staph infection secondary to atopic dermatitis
Atopic Dermatitis + Secondary Infection