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All were screened and found to be free of ectoparasitic and fungal disease and failed to respond favourably to a dietary trial. Those exhibiting signs of pruritus responded completely to antibacterial therapy. Haematological and biochemical parameters were generally unremarkable and all dogs were euthyroid.<jats:italic>Staphylococcus intermedius<\/jats:italic>cultures from lesions were used to produce an autogenous bacterin for each animal. A numerical \u2018lesion score\u2019 was allocated and dogs were randomly divided into two groups of five (groups 1 and 2). Both groups received a 4\u2010week course of antibiotic; group 1 also received concurrent s\/c injections of bacterin, which continued until week 10. Group 2 received no additional therapy. All dogs were re\u2010examined and rescored at weeks 5 and 10 and repeat blood samples were submitted at week 10 to screen for adverse effects. Comparison of scores at week 0 and week 5 (Mann\u2013Whitney<jats:italic>U<\/jats:italic>\u2010test) revealed no significant differences between the groups. At week 10, group 2 (control group) individual lesion scores were significantly higher compared with the group receiving bacterin (<jats:italic>P\u00a0&lt;<\/jats:italic>\u00a00.05) and there was a significantly greater increase in the sum of the individual lesion scores for group 2 compared with group 1, from week 5 to week 10 (<jats:italic>P\u00a0&lt;<\/jats:italic>\u00a00.05). No adverse reactions to bacterin therapy were detected. These results suggest that autogenous bacterins may provide an alternative, safe, effective method for the control of canine IRP. 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