Holiday Hour Updates

The Holiday Season is quickly approaching! Before the season starts, we’d like to notify our clients of our adjusted holiday hours and encourage refill requests in advance. Please note, we kindly ask for 7 days advanced notice for medication refill requests and 14 days notice for immunotherapy serum refill requests. Our operational hours will be adjusted as follows:

Limited hours:

November 27 – 8am to 1pm

Closed:

Thanksgiving Day

Christmas Eve

Christmas Day

New Year’s Eve

New Year’s Day

Great Lakes Veterinary Dermatology would like to wish everyone and their pets a safe and happy holiday season!

Our Practice

What is a board certified veterinary dermatologist?

A Board Certified Veterinary Dermatologist® is a specialty veterinarian with expertise in diagnosing and treating animal skin, ear, hair, nail, and mouth disorders. Likewise, a Board Certified Veterinary Dermatologist® has significant training and experience in managing allergic skin disease.
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Pioneering Dermatology Practice: Dr. Stepnik’s Impact
in Wisconsin

Dr. Stepnik was the first board-certified veterinary dermatologist® to open a dermatology-specific practice in southeastern Wisconsin. Dr. Casey Stepnik, DVM, DACVD, achieved diplomate status to become a board certified veterinary dermatologist® in 2012.

Veterinary dermatologists recognize, diagnose and treat diseases of the skin of animals. Many veterinary skin diseases are similar to conditions in humans, and training in comparative medicine is important. However, most veterinary skin disorders are unique and may occur in only one of the many types of animals a veterinarian cares for. These diseases range from skin cancer to allergies, and treatment options vary tremendously. Skin disease can also present as a manifestation of an underlying internal disease process. Thus, in addition to dermatology, veterinary dermatologists are also trained in internal medicine, immunology, and allergy.