Apoquel for Dogs

Apoquel is a groundbreaking dog allergy medicine that targets the source of itching, providing fast and effective relief. Apoquel Tablets are specifically designed to control pruritus associated with allergic dermatitis and atopic dermatitis in dogs aged 12 months and older. It effectively addresses itching caused by various allergic skin diseases, including fleas, food allergies, contact allergies, and environmental allergens like pollen, mold, or dust mites. Apoquel not only reduces itching but also decreases associated inflammation, redness, and swelling of the skin.

Key Features:

Active Ingredient: Contains oclacitinib
Indication: Controls pruritus from allergic dermatitis and atopic dermatitis
Suitable for: Dogs 12 months of age and older
Dosage: 0.18 to 0.27 mg/lb. body weight, twice daily for up to 14 days, then once daily for maintenance
Administration: Oral tablets, can be given with or without food

Benefits of Apoquel for Dogs:

Rapid Itch Relief: Provides fast relief from itching
Reduces Inflammation: Minimizes skin inflammation, redness, and swelling
Versatile Use: Effective against various allergens (fleas, food, contact, environmental)
Convenient Dosing: Easy-to-administer oral tablets

Why Choose Apoquel?

Fast-Acting: Starts working within 4 hours, with noticeable improvement in 24 hours
Long-Term Relief: Maintains itch control with ongoing daily use
Veterinarian Recommended: Trusted by veterinarians for effective allergy management
Flexible Administration: Can be given with or without food for easy dosing

For effective allergy relief and itch control in dogs, choose Apoquel. Follow the recommended dosing schedule provided by your veterinarian to ensure your dog experiences rapid and sustained relief from allergic skin conditions, improving their comfort and quality of life.

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• Veterinarian Information

Please note that this item requires a veterinarian's prescription.

Three convenient ways to do that are:

1. Let us contact your veterinarian for prescription authorization.
2. Your veterinarian can contact us by fax/phone.
3. You can mail us the original written prescription.

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