Barbara McMahill

You are adding the following journal to your email alerts New content Veterinary Pathology Restricted access Research article First published online November 24, 2025 Barbara G. McMahill https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2010-8038 , Carmen Lau, […], Jan Declercq, Serena Liu, and Tammy Johnson+2-2View all authors and affiliations Abstract Urine irritant contact dermatitis is a clinically well-recognized but poorly documented condition in small animals.

Wildlife and natural beauty surround us in Wyoming. We are blessed to experience this vastness and freedom daily. I often spend time in the desert, camera in tow. Spring is especially exciting, with migrating birds returning and the opportunity to witness the sage grouse leks, one of my favorite sights to photograph. It is humbling to see the show the sage grouse put on right in our backyards. Not many people have the chance to watch this ancient ritual play out so close to home.

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