Severe persistent canine oral papillomatosis a multimodal approach including interferon alpha‐2B, CPV‐1 autologous vaccine, CO 2 laser ablation and aggressive cryotherapy

A 3‐year‐old, 29.5 kg female, spayed, labrador retriever cross with a 5‐month history of severe, persistent papillomas affecting the oral mucous membranes was successfully treated using a multimodal approach that included staged aggressive cryotherapy. On presentation, verrucous growths varying in sizes of 2 mm–3 cm were appreciated affecting all tissues of the oral cavity. There were two alopecic, pedunculated growths with frond‐like...