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Description

Introducing Apoquel® Tablets (similar to Atopica)! Apoquel (oclacitinib) is an FDA-Approved medication that provides fast-acting relief from its symptoms and treats acute and chronic pruritus in dogs. Apoquel is specifically formulated to relieve itchiness associated with skin allergies. It can also be taken in conjunction with other medications meant to treat your dog's seasonal allergies as directed by your veterinarian. Apoquel uniquely targets to stop the itch with minimal negative impact on immune function and provides onset of relief within 4 hours. Effectively controls itch within 24 hours. This product is safe in the short and long term and can be used with many other common medications. This will allow you to diagnose the underlying condition and improve the quality of life for the dog and its owner.

APOQUEL has a different approach to treating itch

Unlike common therapies such as steroids, cyclosporines or antihistamines, APOQUEL is the only  treatment specifically designed to go straight to the source of the itch. Since APOQUEL targets the cause of the itch, it has minimal effect on other parts of the dog’s body, unlike some other drugs.

APOQUEL Works—And Works Fast

• Works regardless of the type of allergy
• Starts to relieve the itch within 4 hours, comparable to steroids
• Effectively controls the itch within 24 hours
• Relieves itch in the long term

What Causes Dogs To Itch?

Canine itch can be caused by several factors, including infections, parasites or allergies. Some common allergies are caused by fleas, food or environmental allergens such as pollens, molds or house-dust mites.
The 4 most common allergies are

• Flea allergy
• Contact allergy
• Food allergy
• Atopic dermatitis (itchy skin disease associated with environmental allergens)

Some important clues to look for if you suspect your dog is itchier than a normal dog

• Excessive licking, chewing, biting or scratching
• Excessive rolling, rubbing or scooting
• Foot chewing
• Hair loss
• Recurrent ear problems
• Changes in the skin, like sores or darkened color
• Redness of the skin
• Body odor

If your dog exhibits any of the signs listed above, talk to your veterinarian about it today.

Dosage

• APOQUEL comes in tablet form. You will need to give your dog 2 doses per day for up to 14 days. After 14 days, you will need to give your dog only 1 dose of APOQUEL per day
• You can give APOQUEL to your dog with or without food

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Introducing Apoquel® Tablets (similar to Atopica)

• Provides onset of relief within 4 hours. Effectively controls itch within 24 hours
• Safe in the short and long term and can be used with many other common medications
• Uniquely targeted to stop the itch with minimal negative impact on immune function
• Allows you to diagnose the underlying condition and improve the quality of life for the dog and its owner

APOQUEL has a different approach to treating itch
Unlike common therapies such as steroids, cyclosporines or antihistamines, APOQUEL is the only  treatment specifically designed to go straight to the source of the itch. Since APOQUEL targets the cause of the itch, it has minimal effect on other parts of the dog’s body, unlike some other drugs.

APOQUEL Works—And Works Fast

• works regardless of the type of allergy
• starts to relieve the itch within 4 hours, comparable to steroids
• effectively controls the itch within 24 hours
• relieves itch in the long term

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What Causes Dogs To Itch?
Canine itch can be caused by several factors, including infections, parasites or allergies. Some common allergies are caused by fleas, food or environmental allergens such as pollens, molds or house-dust mites.

The 4 most common allergies are:

• Flea allergy
• Contact allergy
• Food allergy
• Atopic dermatitis (itchy skin disease associated with environmental allergens)

Some important clues to look for if you suspect your dog is itchier than a normal dog:

• Excessive licking, chewing, biting or scratching
• Excessive rolling, rubbing or scooting
• Foot chewing
• Hair loss
• Recurrent ear problems
• Changes in the skin, like sores or darkened color
• Redness of the skin
• Body odor

If your dog exhibits any of the signs listed above, talk to your veterinarian about it today.

Dosage:
• APOQUEL comes in tablet form. You will need to give your dog 2 doses per day for up to 14 days. After 14 days, you will need to give your dog only 1 dose of APOQUEL per day
• You can give APOQUEL to your dog with or without food