The European College of Veterinary Dermatology (ECVD) strives to provide the veterinary profession and general public with expert care for animals with dermatological diseases through residency trained European Specialists in Veterinary Dermatology.
Diplomates have undergone extensive, well-defined training over many years within the field of dermatology (including ear disease) before passing a demanding process of board examinations. This assures high quality service to the general pet owning public and to referring vets.

Please feel free to contact the ECVD via contactform on the website. If you are a pet owner and have questions or seek professional advice regarding your pet, contact a local veterinary for help.
A European College of Veterinary Dermatology (ECVD)-approved Residency Programme is designed to provide in-depth training in veterinary dermatology, related basic and applied sciences and areas of medical dermatology to allow a graduate veterinarian to develop a comprehensive knowledge of the dermatological conditions of domestic animals, to add to that body of knowledge and to meet the dermatological training requirements.
The objectives of the College shall be to advance veterinary dermatology in Europe and increase the competence of those who practice in this field by establishing guidelines for post-graduate education and experience prerequisite to becoming a specialist in the speciality of veterinary dermatology, examining and certifying veterinarians as specialists in veterinary dermatology to serve the public by providing expert care for animals with dermatological disease.
Start your search here and find a ECVD dermatologist on the map! With the website search function you can find a ECVD board-certified veterinary dermatologist near you. Wheter you are a veterinarian wanting to refer a clinical case or you are pet owner seeking specialist care for your pet. Chose your country and refine your search from the member list with driving directions. You can also go directly to the advanced search page and start your search from there.
